Bangladesh ranks 110th globally in mobile internet speed, yet users find connectivity solutions in imo’s platform. Imo optimizes low-speed internet performance with advanced data compression and features like 2K HD calls, significantly enhancing user experience despite slow speeds.
Bahrain hosted the ITU Digital Skills Forum, with discussions led by key global telecommunications leaders on advancing digital skills to support digital transformation. The forum highlighted initiatives to bridge the digital skills gap and align with Bahrain’s Vision 2030, receiving international recognition for its strategic approach.
LabLabee, an Algerian edtech startup, has raised $3.4 million to boost 5G, cloud, and AI adoption. This funding will expand its training offerings and enhance learning platforms, aiming to establish leadership in the EMEA and U.S. markets and addressing the global skills gap in advanced technologies.
ICS Arabia has initiated construction on the Desert Dragon Data Centers in Saudi Arabia with a capacity of 187 MW. This project, in collaboration with Lumaotong Group and China Mobile International, aims to enhance digital infrastructure and support Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 with advanced data center technologies.
H.E. Dr. Mohammed bin Saud Al-Tamimi met with Telebras officials in Brazil to discuss advancements in telecommunications and space technology. The meetings aimed to foster collaboration, improve satellite operations, and support sustainable development in both nations.
Microsoft and G42 have launched two AI centers in Abu Dhabi, aiming to set Responsible AI standards and enhance societal welfare through technology. These centers support AI for Good initiatives and ensure the safe deployment of AI technologies, reinforcing Abu Dhabi’s position as a global hub for AI innovation.
Zain has received the ‘Best 5G Business Development Strategy’ award at the 5G Core Summit in Dubai, recognizing its innovative approach to 5G technology. The award highlights Zain’s readiness to launch advanced 5G New Calling services, enhancing communication capabilities across Kuwait.
Oman’s telecom providers have issued warnings against the illegal sharing of Wi-Fi and internet services, outlining severe consequences including service termination and legal action. This crackdown aims to ensure compliance with the laws regulated by the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority.
Etisalat Misr announces a LE10 billion investment to transform its network, aiming to shift from telecom to technology services in Egypt. The investment supports innovations in digital solutions, financial services expansion, and the introduction of new technologies like 5G and eSIM, aligning with Egypt’s digital transformation goals.
Absher, Saudi Arabia’s multifaceted digital platform, plays a pivotal role in the nation’s digital transformation aligned with Vision 2030. It enhances public service accessibility and drives financial inclusion through digital identity services, significantly impacting daily transactions and government interactions.
