Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
· Delivering the industry’s first and only protective DDI platform, which achieved rapid adoption and impact in just one year…
Cameroon’s telecom regulator fines Orange and MTN CFA 2.6bn for poor service quality and pricing violations, stressing accountability in national digital development.
AST SpaceMobile and stc Group have signed a $175 million, 10-year deal to deliver direct-to-device satellite mobile connectivity across Saudi Arabia and MENA, extending broadband access to remote areas through hybrid space-terrestrial infrastructure and advancing the region’s digital inclusion goals.
AUTONOMOUS A2Z has risen to 11th place in Guidehouse Insights’ 2024 Automated Driving Leaderboard, moving up two spots from last…
Vertiv held a training event in Riyadh showcasing modular power distribution solutions, including the Powerbar iMPB busway, to support Saudi Arabia’s AI-driven digital growth and Vision 2030. The company’s local presence enables tailored support for critical infrastructure in data centers and smart cities.
Telecom Egypt has secured a $200 million medium-term loan from Banque Misr UAE to refinance short-term facilities. The five-year loan will be repaid using foreign currency revenues, enhancing the company’s liquidity and aligning with its proactive capital expenditure strategy to mitigate forex risks.
Volt has signed a deal to develop AI-ready data centres in Dubai Silicon Oasis, reinforcing the UAE’s position as a…
A leading telecom company partners with a North American cloud provider to build a renewable energy-powered regional data hub, enhancing cloud services and data sovereignty in the region.
Nepal Telecom is close to awarding Huawei its billing system contract, despite prior warnings over monopoly risks, data security, and conflicts of interest. Critics say revised tender terms favor Huawei’s older hardware, potentially giving it near-total control of the operator’s core infrastructure.
The Jordanian Armed Forces and Orange Jordan have renewed their agreement to provide essential telecommunications services, including mobile, landline, and internet, to enhance security and communication. This partnership, ongoing for over 20 years, strengthens the relationship between the Armed Forces and Orange Jordan, ensuring reliable and efficient services.