Travelers in North Africa, particularly in Morocco and Tunisia, are increasingly adopting eSIM technology for seamless mobile data access without the need for physical SIM cards. This shift is transforming digital connectivity, offering greater convenience and flexibility for both local residents and international visitors.
RANsemi, a British wireless semiconductor company, has partnered with Saudi Arabia’s ACES to drive 5G Open RAN innovation. Backed by the NTDP and MCIT, the collaboration aims to develop a cutting-edge 5G small cell system. The project will be showcased at the Small Cells World Summit in June 2025.
Make this Eid unforgettable with gifts that deliver a combination of innovation, entertainment, and unparalleled performance. Dubai, United Arab Emirates,…
DUBAI, UAE, 25TH March 2025 – Kodak Alaris, a leading provider of enterprise data capture solutions, has been honored by…
Collaboration Formally Endorsed by the Saudi Arabian National Technology Development Programme (NTDP) Bristol, UK & Riyadh, KSA Tuesday 25th March…
Empowering individuals and businesses with practical backup strategies, Kingston highlights its advanced storage solutions to ensure data safety and reliability…
Agreement signed with Middle East Task Company (METCO) to deliver LVSS light truck-based surveillance systems, integrating advanced radar and long-range…
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, March 25, 2025: GCG Enterprise Solutions, a leading provider of Enterprise Information Management, Digital Transformation, and…
FlashBlade now certified for NVIDIA Cloud Partner and Enterprise deployments, transforms data into knowledge in near real-time, to fast-track agentic…
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 24 March, 2025: Yango Group, a global tech company, has recently partnered with ROOTS, a food…
