Algerie Telecom has launched an online tool to facilitate the migration from ADSL to fibre services. This platform includes an eligibility checker for B2C and B2B customers to confirm their eligibility, enabling them to submit subscription requests easily using their landline number if qualified.
Branex is fueled with the desire to establish a strong foothold in the MENA region, and we are all fired…
Neo Space Group has acquired and rebranded Taqnia ETS as NSG Geospatial Services, enhancing its geospatial capabilities in alignment with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030. This strategic move leverages Taqnia’s expertise and extensive project portfolio to bolster NSG’s offerings in the space and geospatial sectors.
The summit, which began on October 2nd and runs until October 4th, focuses on transparency, leadership, and innovation in African transport systems.
Ooredoo has partnered with Tech Mahindra to enhance its Managed Security Services (MSS) for B2B customers in Qatar. This collaboration aims to deliver cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions by leveraging Tech Mahindra’s global expertise in SOC management, Cloud Security, and Zero Trust Platforms.
The SAMENA ACCELERATOR 2024 will spotlight 10 Gigabit network development, AI integration, and broadband infrastructure upgrades to drive digital transformation across the Middle East and Central Asia. In collaboration with Huawei, the event aims to foster innovation and enhance the region’s digital economy.
Aramco Digital has forged strategic partnerships to strengthen Saudi Arabia’s AI ecosystem, aligning with the Vision 2030 goal of transitioning to a technology-driven economy. These collaborations focus on AI infrastructure, including the world’s largest inferencing data center, as the country aims to become a global AI leader.
solutions by stc will showcase advanced AI innovations at GITEX Global 2024 in Dubai, driving digital transformation across various sectors. With over 3,500 brands and key discussions on AI challenges, this event will spotlight future collaborations and technologies, aligning with Saudi Arabia’s strategic goals through partnerships like New Murabba.
Ooredoo and Qatar Islamic Bank have introduced an AutoPay service through the QIB Mobile App, allowing customers to automate their Ooredoo bill payments. The service rewards users with double Nojoom points on their first payment during the promotional period, enhancing convenience and rewarding customer loyalty.
Sri Lanka’s smartphone market saw 218 percent growth in Q2 2024, driven by brands like Honor, ZTE, and Samsung. With 25 percent of shipments being 5G smartphones, and Dialog Axiata expanding 5G coverage, the market continues to thrive, heavily reliant on retail sales.
