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Vi Vodafone Idea is accelerating its 5G rollout across India by deploying networks in 23 new cities, extending service to all priority circles. With strong user adoption already evident and AI-driven network optimizations underway, Vi is positioning itself to meet growing demand for advanced mobile connectivity nationwide.
Hungarian 4iG Space and Defence Technologies Zrt. (4iG SDT) and Israeli Aeronautics Ltd. (Aeronautics), a leading developer and manufacturer of…
Pakistani IT firms are entering Kuwait’s growing digital market through a PSEB-led tech delegation, aligning with Kuwait Vision 2035. With AI, cybersecurity, and smart city solutions, companies aim to build long-term partnerships and expand Pakistan’s regional tech footprint.
By leveraging the extensive reach of Cassava’s partner network and the advanced capabilities of Google’s AI solutions, this initiative will…
ISLAMWEB enhances its platform’s speed, security, and scalability by migrating to Google Cloud with support from Advanced Business Computing. The move strengthens ISLAMWEB’s digital presence across the MENA region, positioning it for future growth.
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Visa has formed a new regional hub covering Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Oman to accelerate digital payments and align with national transformation agendas. Led from Riyadh by Ali Bailoun, the move strengthens client proximity, supports cashless targets such as Vision 2030, and builds on Visa’s expanding regional infrastructure investments.
Despite reaching a $7.7 billion valuation in 2024, Pakistan’s e-commerce sector faces challenges, including unreliable internet, digital payment issues, and consumer skepticism. SMEs struggle to access global markets, and slow progress on government initiatives highlights the need for improvements in internet access and logistics infrastructure.
Bangladesh’s interim government is taking legal measures to prevent future internet shutdowns, including recognizing internet access as a citizen’s right, amending the Telecommunications Act, and canceling SOPs for shutdowns. Additionally, a draft of the Personal Data Protection Act will be made available by May for public consultation.