Telecom Egypt and Raya Information Technology signed a contract to launch the second phase of the Regional Data Hub project. The expansion, expected to complete in 18 months, enhances Egypt’s digital infrastructure and connectivity, catering to the increasing demand for data services and positioning Egypt as a key player in the global digital economy.
Jazz, in partnership with UNDP, launched the WISE program to empower 413 women entrepreneurs in Pakistan. This initiative provides business training and fosters sustainable social enterprises, reflecting a commitment to women’s economic empowerment and social innovation.
Liquid Dataport partners with VIPNET to enhance connectivity in West Africa, particularly in Ivory Coast. This partnership will expand Liquid’s network and services, including its pan-African network, cloud, and cybersecurity solutions. The alliance aims to boost internet penetration and offer reliable connectivity, supporting the region’s growing demand for digital services.
Abu Dhabi’s Advanced Technology Research Council launches AI71, an AI company focusing on decentralized data control. AI71 will utilize Falcon AI models to offer innovative solutions in medical, educational, and legal sectors, promoting privacy and data sovereignty. This initiative positions Abu Dhabi as a key player in the global AI landscape.
Mauritanian telecom company Mattel, in partnership with Huawei, has launched 5G tests in Mauritania. The tests showcased applications across various sectors, achieving speeds around 2 Gb/s. This initiative is part of Mattel’s strategy for high-speed connectivity and digital transition in Mauritania, marking a significant step in the country’s technological advancement.
