Algerie Telecom has launched an online tool to facilitate the migration from ADSL to fibre services. This platform includes an eligibility checker for B2C and B2B customers to confirm their eligibility, enabling them to submit subscription requests easily using their landline number if qualified.
Bahrain’s National Space Science Agency (NSSA) has partnered with BRS Labs to offer online space science training for students. The initiative, which aims to develop skills in remote sensing and satellite technology, will provide over 100 students with industry-grade software and professional certification, contributing to Bahrain’s growing space science capabilities.
PTCL Group’s revenue increased by 15.3% year-on-year, reaching Rs160.6 billion for Q3 2024.
Ericsson has launched its Gen-E Graduate Program in Oman, aimed at developing young Omani talent in advanced technologies like 5G, AI, and IoT. The program provides hands-on experience through training and projects, supporting Oman’s Vision 2040 by building a skilled workforce aligned with global technological demands.
Ooredoo Kuwait achieved significant milestones in 2024, expanding its customer base to 2.9 million and advancing 5G technologies. With a focus on innovation, sustainability, and customer satisfaction, the company reinforced its leadership in telecommunications and digital solutions, contributing to Kuwait’s digital transformation.
Cloudflare’s Q3 2024 report highlights significant increases in internet traffic and cyber threats in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. The UAE experienced a 3% rise in traffic, while Saudi Arabia saw a 65% increase. Both countries face growing cybersecurity challenges, necessitating enhanced measures to protect their digital landscapes.
e& enterprise, the enterprise arm of UAE’s e& group, has acquired Turkey’s GlassHouse Bilgi Sistemleri for $60 million. The acquisition strengthens e&’s service portfolio, particularly in data backup, business continuity, and SAP infrastructure. GlassHouse’s financials will be consolidated into e&’s from September 1, with minimal impact on overall figures.
The event featured a “Women of the Future” segment, highlighting 10 promising startups led by women entrepreneurs.
An undersea cable cut between Dubai and Oman has led to potential Internet service slowdowns for du network users in the UAE. Du is rerouting traffic through alternative systems to minimize impact and expects normal service levels to resume in a few days. The company is working on a swift resolution.
Mohamed Abdelhadi Mezi, CEO of Volz, revolutionizes travel in Algeria with an online platform for airline tickets and fintech solutions like “book now, pay later.” Also leading Hotelris, he enhances digital marketing strategies for the travel industry.
