WorldLink Communications has become the first internet service provider in Nepal to reach 1 million users. To celebrate, the company is offering a daily giveaway of 10 iPhone 16 units from March 2 to 11. Both new and existing subscribers are eligible by purchasing or renewing their subscriptions.
Nepal Telecom has partnered with the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) to provide free Wi-Fi service at all airports in the country. Starting with Tribhuvan International Airport, the service will be expanded to other airports in phases. CAAN will also provide mobile charging stations and passenger assistance rooms.
Pakistan’s telecom sector is hindered by political instability, low returns, and a dollar-based spectrum auction fee. Slow internet speeds caused by firewall installations have impacted IT businesses, leading many to relocate. Additionally, the mismatch between revenue in rupees and dollar-denominated fees worsens the financial challenges faced by the industry.
STC Group and Ooredoo Oman have signed a Head of Terms agreement to launch the SONIC Project, aimed at establishing…
Orange Egypt has partnered with Huawei to launch SD-WAN services over the Huawei Cloud Stack (HCS) platform, the first of its kind in Egypt. This solution enhances network management, security, and user experience, supporting remote work and business continuity. The collaboration strengthens their long-standing strategic relationship.
Batelco by Beyon has introduced new Fiber Speed plans, offering speeds up to 2Gbps, with entry-level speeds increased from 100Mbps to 300Mbps. Existing customers benefit from the upgrade at no extra cost. This enhancement improves online experiences with faster downloads, smoother streaming, and better overall performance.
Zain Bahrain has tripled internet speeds for its fiber plans, now offering speeds up to 2 Gbps. This upgrade ensures faster browsing and better connectivity for both new and existing customers, supporting Bahrain’s digital transformation and enhancing the digital lifestyle for businesses and households.
Aamal Company Q.P.S.C. has signed an MoU with Huawei to enhance collaboration in cloud technologies. Aamal IT will join Huawei’s Cloud Partner Network and Cloud Service Provider Program. The partnership aims to accelerate digital transformation, optimize operations, and provide advanced cloud solutions to businesses across industries.
Oman’s Minister of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion met with Taiwanese and Chinese tech representatives to discuss investments in semiconductors and electric vehicles. These projects align with Oman’s Industrial Strategy 2040, focusing on capital-intensive and knowledge-based industries to drive economic diversification and industrial growth in the Sultanate.
Nepal Telecom (NTC) has set the minimum recharge amount at Rs 50, meaning recharges below this amount will no longer be allowed. This change, also adopted by Ncell, follows a reported loss of Rs 1 million in recharge cards by NTC. The policy aims to streamline recharge processes.
