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The 2025 WRC presented key trends in embodied intelligent robotics, emphasizing cognition, AI design, and safety. The conference highlighted collaborative robot swarms, human interaction, and ethical considerations shaping the future of robotics.
Zain Bahrain introduces ‘Signature,’ an exclusive club for premium customers offering personalized support, priority service, and early access to devices. The initiative highlights Zain’s commitment to enhancing customer value and delivering superior experiences.
Oman’s TRA sets a unified 10% royalty rate for all telecom services starting 2025, reducing mobile rates from 12%. Omantel and Ooredoo Oman expect significant financial benefits, enhancing operator earnings and supporting sector stability.
e& UAE introduces the first Dual-Band 64T64R MetaAAU in the region, boosting 5G capacity and energy efficiency. The integrated unit cuts equipment needs and power use, accelerating sustainable network rollout and supporting the UAE’s net-zero ambitions.
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Space42’s H1 2025 results highlight steady profit, strong cash position, and secured funding backed by significant future revenues. Growth in Space Services and advancements in Smart Solutions, including Thuraya-4 satellite and geospatial platforms, position the company for accelerated expansion in H2 2025.
Oman’s CAA educates travelers on cybersecurity amid rising aviation cyber threats. The program offers practical steps to protect personal data at airports. It reflects Oman’s commitment to secure aviation infrastructure and passenger safety through collaboration and awareness.
Nepal Telecom reaffirms Rs 90 as the official and legal maximum price for prepaid SIM cards, including initial voice, SMS, and data benefits. Overpricing is prohibited, and customers are encouraged to report any violations to local authorities.