Kingston Technology has unveiled its strategic vision for 2025, focusing on advancing AI, machine learning, and high-performance computing. The company plans to redefine memory and storage benchmarks with DDR5 DRAM and PCIe Gen 5 SSDs, expand into emerging markets, and drive innovation through research and development.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) leads the global supercomputing market with its El Capitan system, ranking as the world’s most powerful supercomputer. HPE’s innovations, including energy-efficient cooling systems and AI capabilities, are accelerating scientific research and advancing national security. HPE also dominates the supercomputing landscape in Saudi Arabia and Europe.
Dhofar University, in partnership with Ooredoo and ZTE, has launched the 5G Innovation Lab to foster innovation in education and research. The lab aims to equip future leaders with 5G and IoT skills, supporting Oman’s Vision 2040. The collaboration emphasizes advancing technology and digital transformation in the telecommunications sector.
Nepal Telecom (NTC) enhanced mobile connectivity at the Gadhimai fair by installing 21 small cell BTS units and upgrading existing infrastructure to ensure optimal 4G and voice services. This effort helped provide reliable connectivity for large crowds over the 14-day event. NTC also extended high-speed services to other locations.
Nepal Telecom is expanding its Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) network in Madhesh Province, with plans to install 106 Fiber Distribution Cabinets (FDC) and provide service to 7,226 customers in FY 2081/82. The company aims to extend fiber coverage to all municipalities in the province, contributing to growing demand for fiber internet across Nepal.
Ericsson has deployed an ATEX Zone 1-certified solution for Ooredoo Qatar’s offshore operations, ensuring safe and reliable network connectivity in hazardous environments. The solution, designed for radio access network equipment, supports superior 4G network performance for enterprise customers, while meeting strict safety standards in offshore industries.
Space42 has secured a significant AED18.7 billion ($5.1 billion) contract with the UAE Government, extending secure satellite communication services through 2043. The deal includes the launch of two new satellites, Al Yah 4 and Al Yah 5, and reinforces Space42’s position with a substantial backlog of AED26 billion in contracted revenues.
Zain Group has launched its five-year strategy, 4WARD, focused on transforming the company from a mobile-centric operator to a purpose-driven TechCo. The strategy emphasizes customer-centric growth, digital innovation, sustainability, and collaboration across its expanded business verticals, aiming to increase brand value and create long-term shareholder value.
Palo Alto Networks has outlined key cybersecurity trends for 2025, emphasizing the need for quantum-resistant encryption strategies to prepare for quantum computing threats. Predictions include AI-driven cybersecurity roles, stricter metrics for security performance, and a focus on sustainability in cybersecurity efforts, alongside a shift towards real-time compliance evidence.
Djezzy and Algeria Telecom have entered into a partnership agreement to enhance service quality and exchange services. This collaboration aims to improve customer experiences and boost the development of the ICT sector in Algeria. Both companies emphasize the importance of citizen-focused innovation and creating new opportunities in the local ecosystem.
