Kaspersky has partnered with iPoint in Bahrain to distribute its consumer cybersecurity products, including Kaspersky Standard, Plus, and Premium, along with tools like Kaspersky Safe Kids and Password Manager. This collaboration strengthens Kaspersky’s presence in Bahrain, addressing the growing cybersecurity needs in the region’s rapidly digitizing market.
stc Bahrain has partnered with Huawei for the fourth edition of its Technical Capacity Programme, aimed at enhancing local talent in key ICT areas. The program will provide training in networking, cybersecurity, AI, and more, empowering Bahraini professionals to drive innovation and contribute to the nation’s digital transformation goals.
Edotco has signed a multi-year deal with Grameenphone to extend their infrastructure leasing agreement, supporting the expansion of Grameenphone’s 4G network in underserved areas of Bangladesh. This partnership aims to enhance digital connectivity and contribute to the country’s digital transformation and inclusion goals.
Dell Technologies and RAKEZ have signed an MoU to enhance the economic zone’s technological capabilities, offering AI, multi-cloud, and security services. This partnership will drive innovation, improve operational efficiency, and support business growth, positioning RAKEZ as a leading hub for tech-driven transformation in the UAE.
Hussain Sajwani’s Edgnex Data Centers has formed a joint venture with PPC Group to build a EUR 150 million data center in Spata, Greece. The 12.5-megawatt facility, with plans for expansion, will be operational by 2027. This investment is part of Edgnex’s broader global digital infrastructure strategy.
Alliance Networks has partnered with Northstar Telecom to enhance telecommunications and ICT services in Bahrain. The collaboration will provide high-speed broadband, secure data centers, and advanced connectivity solutions, including cloud access. This partnership aims to support digital transformation and strengthen cross-border communication in the region.
GE Vernova’s Kuwait Technology Center has signed MOUs with two leading Kuwaiti universities to foster digital skills and support Kuwait Vision 2035. The collaboration includes workshops, internships, guest lectures, and hands-on learning, aiming to bridge the gap between academia and industry, strengthening the country’s energy sector and workforce.
Indonesia’s Minister of Communication and Digital, Meutya Hafid, has initiated discussions with Oman on potential cooperation in digital infrastructure. The dialogue emphasizes advancing cybersecurity, digital transformation, and innovation. These talks are part of broader efforts to attract international investment and strengthen Indonesia’s digital sector in line with its economic goals.
Mobily signed several MoUs at Connected World KSA, enhancing global connectivity and digital infrastructure. Partnerships with IQNET, China Telecom, and Supercell Iraq aim to strengthen regional telecom solutions. Mobily’s investments in submarine cables, data centers, and local networks support Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, driving digital transformation across the region.
The two countries discuss their respective digital transformation strategies and goals for tech sector development.
