SCO Launches Freelancing Hubs and 4G Services in Neelum Valley, Azad Kashmir
SCO has introduced freelancing hubs and 4G services in Neelum Valley, Azad Kashmir, promoting digital empowerment and bridging the connectivity gap in remote areas.
SCO has introduced freelancing hubs and 4G services in Neelum Valley, Azad Kashmir, promoting digital empowerment and bridging the connectivity gap in remote areas.
95% of organizations in Saudi Arabia are confident cybersecurity investments are delivering measurable business value BROOMFIELD, Colo. – February 24,…
IFS Softeon unites Industrial AI and best-in-class warehouse management to deliver unified supply chain excellence from the boardroom to the…
Telecom Egypt has launched a new point of presence at Jordan’s Aqaba Digital Hub, strengthening regional interconnection just weeks after completing the Coral Bridge subsea cable to Jordan. Together, the PoP and cable expand high-capacity routes to support cloud, AI, and international data traffic across the Middle East.
Amazon Web Services has launched Amazon Bedrock in Bahrain with iGA, enabling secure generative AI capabilities for government and private entities. Integrated into the government AWS cloud, the platform supports Arabic AI use cases, boosts operational efficiency, strengthens innovation, and reinforces Bahrain’s position as a regional leader in digital transformation.
Nigeria and Egypt are emerging as Africa’s primary data center hubs as cloud adoption and AI workloads drive explosive demand. With strong growth forecasts, new hyperscale campuses, and strategic geography, both markets are reshaping the continent’s digital backbone—provided power, policy, and skills challenges are resolved.
Morocco is positioning itself as a leader in tourism innovation, aiming to become Africa’s tech hub for the sector. In 2024, the country welcomed 17.4 million tourists and launched initiatives to foster digital transformation. With a strong focus on investment and sustainability, Morocco is driving growth in Africa’s tourism landscape.
Jordan’s telecommunications sector showed strong growth in Q4 2024, with mobile broadband subscriptions increasing by 4.1% to 8.046 million. The volume of mobile voice calls and text messages surged, while mobile data usage grew by 13%. Mobile phone penetration reached 69% of the population, reflecting broader digital adoption.
Oman is continuing to strengthen its digital infrastructure and expand integrated digital services as part of its broader national transformation…
Bahrain has launched a comprehensive digital transformation and AI plan for its parliament, featuring 20 key projects and AI initiatives. The plan aims to enhance legislative efficiency and align with Bahrain’s Economic Vision 2030 and SDGs.