
World Bank Calls for $400B Investment to Bridge Global Digital Divide
Key Takeaways: The World Bank has issued a critical call for a $400 billion investment to ensure universal broadband access…
Key Takeaways: The World Bank has issued a critical call for a $400 billion investment to ensure universal broadband access…
Dialog Enterprise has strengthened its partnership with LK Domain Registry to enhance cybersecurity and operational efficiency. Providing advanced solutions like DDoS protection, Dialog safeguards LK Domain Registry’s infrastructure, ensuring secure and reliable services. This collaboration bolsters Sri Lanka’s digital ecosystem, fostering trust and supporting the growth of the digital economy.
Qatar University (QU) has signed an MoU with Qatar Post to enhance official document delivery services for students. This partnership aims to streamline processes, improve accessibility, and ensure quicker access to university documents, supporting the academic community and contributing to Qatar’s digital transformation efforts.
The Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA) will grant 5G licenses to NTC and Ncell within a week of receiving applications. Both companies are ready to launch 5G services, with NTC already conducting trials. The rollout is expected to begin soon, bringing faster internet speeds and advanced mobile connectivity to Nepal.
Morocco is preparing to launch a tender for 5G bandwidth, with Huawei and Western companies competing for the project. The government aims for 5G coverage to reach 25% of the population by 2026 and 70% by 2030, coinciding with the World Cup. Six host cities will be fully covered by 5G.
Deliveroo achieved its first annual profit, posting £2.9 million after tax for the year. Despite exiting markets like Hong Kong and Spain, the company saw a two percent increase in revenue and orders. Moving forward, Deliveroo plans to expand grocery and retail offerings, while supporting restaurant partners’ growth.
Globitel announces the launch of its new division, Globitel Networks, in March 2025. This division aims to provide innovative telecom solutions, focusing on network security and revenue assurance. Globitel Networks will serve top telecom operators in the region, including Zain, Ooredoo, and STC, marking a key step in the company’s growth.
State-sponsored cyber threats and hacktivism have surged in the Middle East in 2024, with GCC countries being major targets. The Group-IB report highlights a rise in APTs, phishing, and data breaches. Cybercriminal activity is evolving rapidly, with significant risks to critical infrastructure and increasing sophistication in attack tactics.
Turkcell becomes the first company from Türkiye to join the AI-RAN Alliance, a global platform focused on integrating AI with Radio Access Networks. Through its membership, Turkcell will collaborate with international telecom leaders to shape the future of AI-powered mobile networks, advancing R&D in 5G and 6G technologies.
du has launched Microsoft 365 Copilot internally to boost workplace productivity and support AI adoption, aligning with the national vision. By equipping employees with AI-powered tools, the company aims to streamline workflows, reduce manual tasks, and enhance collaboration, positioning itself as an AI-driven leader in the telecommunications sector.