Vertiv™ Liebert® EFC allows hyperscale and colocation clients to easily flex between operating modes for zero water waste and utmost…
26th March 2025, Karachi: Eocean’s implementation of the WhatsApp Business Platform for Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) (a part of…
Through this collaboration, Quidax and Tether aim to empower over 15,000 people and businesses with the knowledge to leverage digital…
du has launched its Business Roamer Plan, offering 10GB of roaming data, 300 outgoing minutes, and 200 incoming minutes monthly for Dhs325. This plan, designed for business travelers, provides global coverage in over 170 countries, addressing issues like unpredictable roaming charges and connectivity disruptions for professionals on the go.
Ant International has partnered with LankaPay to enable cross-border mobile payments via Alipay+ in Sri Lanka. Travelers from 10 countries can now use mobile payment apps at over 400,000 merchants across the country, enhancing payment convenience for tourists and boosting local businesses, with a focus on tourism-driven growth.
Starlink satellite broadband service is set to launch in Sri Lanka in April 2025, offering high-speed, low-latency internet access to remote areas. The government has ensured quality service and addressed national security concerns, with no outstanding issues for the service’s rollout.
Cashee, a mobile banking app for kids and teens, is set to launch in Saudi Arabia. The app, backed by Arab National Bank, offers financial education and a prepaid Visa card to youth aged 6-18. Cashee’s goal is to help young people develop better money management habits.
Maxis, Nokia, Tawal, and Zain KSA are driving next-gen connectivity in Malaysia and Saudi Arabia through collaborations in cloud, AI, and 5G. Notable milestones include Maxis and Nokia’s data center networking expansion, Nokia and Tawal’s 5G mmWave trial, and Zain KSA’s successful Cloud RAN trial with Nokia.
Finja has secured additional investment in its Series A round from Habib Bank Limited (HBL), joining previous investors. The investment will support Finja’s efforts to provide digital loans to Pakistan’s SMEs, a crucial sector for the country’s economy. HBL’s involvement strengthens Pakistan’s fintech landscape and digital financial inclusion.
The integration of the Special Technology Zones Authority (STZA) with Pakistan Single Window (PSW) streamlines trade facilitation by automating the capital goods exemption process. This digital transformation enhances efficiency, reduces delays, and strengthens regulatory oversight, creating a more business-friendly environment for investors and enterprises in Special Technology Zones.
