BTechnologie inaugurated its Center of Excellence in Rabat, marking a milestone in Morocco’s tech innovation. The center, a collaboration between Bouygues Telecom and Accenture, will focus on AI, 5G, data science, and software development. It aims to position Morocco as a leading tech hub, employing over 1,000 professionals.
Pakistan ranks 198th globally in internet speed, according to the World Population Review, with mobile speeds averaging 19.59 Mbps and broadband at 15.52 Mbps. Internet connectivity is further hindered by intermittent outages and reduced speeds, impacting media sharing on platforms like WhatsApp. However, improvements are expected in the coming months.
Orange Egypt has introduced eSIM technology, allowing users to enjoy the convenience of a digital SIM embedded directly into their phones. This eliminates the need for physical SIM cards, making it easier to switch networks or phone numbers seamlessly, offering a more efficient and innovative mobile experience.
Engro Corporation has partnered with Jazz and VEON Group to enhance digital connectivity in Pakistan. This strategic alliance will focus on providing affordable telecommunication services, reducing costs for telecom operators, and expanding coverage in underserved areas. The deal supports Pakistan’s digital transformation and aims to bridge the digital divide.
Ericsson hosted its Technology Days in Rabat and Casablanca, showcasing the transformative potential of 5G technology in Morocco. The event, aligned with the Digital Morocco 2030 initiative, featured live demos of 5G applications, including AI-driven network optimization and immersive sports fan engagement, and highlighted its role in advancing Morocco’s digital economy.
du has partnered with Telefónica to accelerate innovation and business growth, joining the Telefónica Partners Program. This collaboration strengthens du’s capabilities and aligns with the UAE’s digital vision. The partnership explores joint opportunities across B2B, B2C, innovation, and digital services, enhancing the UAE’s global digital presence.
Nokia has partnered with Ooredoo Oman to deploy a high-capacity DWDM network to meet the demands of hyperscalers, AI, and cloud platforms. This collaboration will enhance Oman’s digital infrastructure, enabling low-latency connectivity and establishing the country as a key regional hub, with services launching in March 2025.
Jazz has partnered with Engro Connect to enhance Pakistan’s telecom infrastructure and accelerate digital transformation. The agreement will integrate Jazz’s assets with Engro Connect, enabling the company to expand into fintech, cloud services, and more. This collaboration aims to empower communities and improve connectivity across the country.
Orange Egypt has launched its eSIM service, allowing customers to switch from traditional SIM cards to a digital eSIM. The service, available through the “My Orange” app or at branches, lets users activate multiple lines. A seamless activation process and verification ensure convenience and data accuracy for users.
Microsoft has completed the construction of three Azure availability zones in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province, set to be operational by 2026. This new data center will support the Kingdom’s cloud infrastructure, accelerating digital transformation in line with Saudi Vision 2030, fostering AI development and economic growth across sectors.
