Positive Technologies Expands Cybersecurity Partnerships at GITEX GLOBAL 2024
Positive Technologies is actively expanding its partner network geographically, including regions beyond the Middle East, to enhance cybersecurity capabilities globally.
Positive Technologies is actively expanding its partner network geographically, including regions beyond the Middle East, to enhance cybersecurity capabilities globally.
The plans offer various options to suit different budgets and usage patterns, ensuring inclusivity and accessibility for all.
Egypt’s telecommunications sector has experienced significant growth, with its GDP contribution increasing from 3.2 percent to 5.8 percent. The outsourcing sector expanded by 54 percent, and Egypt now ranks first in Africa for internet speed. The country also improved its digital transformation and cybersecurity rankings.
Dialog Axiata and Ericsson have achieved a significant milestone by deploying the world’s first commercial virtual base station controller (vBSC) in Sri Lanka. This cloud-native solution enhances network performance and power efficiency while reducing reliance on proprietary hardware, paving the way for advanced telecommunications in the region.
Thales Alenia Space has partnered with Moroccan operator Panafsat to develop a new satellite communications system aimed at providing very-high-throughput services across 26 African countries. This initiative supports digital transformation and connectivity improvements, addressing the digital divide and contributing to Morocco’s national digital strategy.
Zong, Pakistan’s leading cellular and digital services provider, has achieved the TIA-942-C Rated-3 Certification for its Data Center at Zong HQ in Islamabad. This certification reinforces Zong’s commitment to providing advanced data services and robust infrastructure, ensuring high security and reliability for its customers.
Ericsson and Zain Group have renewed their Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance sustainability initiatives and energy efficiency. The partnership focuses on deploying advanced 5G solutions and energy-saving features to reduce carbon emissions and energy consumption across Zain’s networks, supporting the transition to Net Zero.
Robi reported a 5% revenue decline in Q3 2024, impacted by an internet shutdown and floods. Revenue reached 2,474.4 crore taka, with voice revenue up 3.7% but data revenue down 15.5%. Despite challenges, profit after tax grew significantly, reflecting strong cost efficiency measures.
The Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology (MTCIT) and UTAS Muscat inaugurated the Hadatha Centre to support Oman’s cybersecurity industry. The centre aims to enhance research, innovation, and development in cybersecurity while fostering collaboration between government, private sectors, and academic institutions, positioning Oman as a regional leader in cybersecurity.
Oman Broadband Company has achieved a milestone of 301,000 active subscribers to its fibre optic network, with coverage expanding to approximately 881,103 units. The company aims to reach one million units across Oman within a year, emphasizing its commitment to delivering high-quality services and supporting telecommunications providers.