Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Sri Lanka is launching a Rs 100 million National AI Fund to fuel innovation and target US$ 1.8B in AI-driven economic value by 2030. The initiative includes an AI Expo, nationwide mini expos, and a forthcoming national AI policy to promote responsible, inclusive adoption.
Khazna Data Centers has announced plans for a 100MW data center in Ajman, UAE, featuring 20 data halls. Additionally, Khazna signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Cyprus to enhance digital infrastructure. This partnership aims to drive advancements in AI, smart mobility, and strengthen Cyprus as a technology hub.
The SAMENA Telecommunications Council (www.samenacouncil.org), a leading regional trade association and a private-sector representative body, serving as a unified voice…
Ai Everything Kenya x GITEX Kenya to debut as East Africa’s largest AI and innovation ecosystem event from 19–21 May…
Bangladesh has improved its global mobile internet speed ranking, moving up to 88th place in November 2024. The country’s mobile internet download speed increased to 28.26 Mbps, with Banglalink emerging as the fastest provider. Bangladesh also saw progress in fixed broadband performance, rising to 99th globally.
Chosen by Tech Giants as New Facilities are Increasingly Located in Water-Stressed Regions BOSTON–(BUSINESS WIRE/AETOSWire)– Gradiant, a global leader in…
Doha, August 31, 2025: The State of Qatar, represented by the Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA), participated in the Second Meeting…
stc group powered the Esports World Cup with 1,295 antennas, expanded 5G bandwidth to 285 MHz, and achieved record network speeds for over 3 million users. The infrastructure ensured flawless gaming, spectating, and media coverage, reinforcing Saudi Arabia’s esports and digital leadership.
PTCL and Mashreq Pakistan have signed an agreement for primary data centre colocation services at PTCL’s Tier-III Data Centre. This partnership aims to enhance Mashreq’s digital retail banking operations with state-of-the-art infrastructure and managed security, supporting PTCL’s role in advancing telecom infrastructure and economic growth in Pakistan.
Grameenphone reports slight profit increase despite revenue fall in Q2 2025; tax reductions aided marginal growth. Subscriber and data user base grows slightly amid macroeconomic challenges. Company declares 110% interim dividend.