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Ooredoo Kuwait is advancing its digital leadership with strategic investments in 5G, AI, and sustainability. The company is launching its 5G Advanced network, utilizing AI for self-organizing networks, predictive maintenance, and customer service. Sustainability efforts include solar-powered sites and reducing energy consumption, supporting Kuwait’s digital transformation.
DECCA and Moro Hub have signed an MoU to integrate sustainable practices in digital infrastructure, leveraging innovative cloud solutions for environmental sustainability.
Expansion supports long-term engagement with clients and prospects across the regionLONDON & DUBAI–(BUSINESS WIRE)— SkySparc, a trusted global provider of…
At GITEX Global 2024, Nedaa will showcase its mission-critical technology solutions powered by its advanced 4G network. The event will highlight innovations such as smart wearables, drones, and radar systems, focusing on public safety and emergency response. Nedaa is also set to sign key partnerships with government entities.
Nepal Telecom’s net profit declined 48.6% to Rs 2.84 billion in the first nine months of FY 2024/25 due to a 46% drop in interest income. Customer service revenue remained steady, but overall total revenue fell. EPS dropped to Rs 21.05 from Rs 41.
Naver Corp plans to establish its Middle Eastern headquarters, Naver Arabia, in Saudi Arabia by the end of 2024. This strategic expansion aims to harness AI, cloud computing, and robotics technologies, aligning with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 and enhancing Naver’s global business footprint.
Northstar Telecom has partnered with EICT Technology to introduce its Startracker Vehicle Tracking Service to Saudi Arabia. The collaboration aims to enhance fleet management through advanced tracking features, offering businesses real-time monitoring, analytics, and custom alerts. EICT Technology will handle local sales, marketing, and support for the service.
Cisco says smart networks are becoming the backbone of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 digital transformation. With AI-ready infrastructure, automation, and cybersecurity, Saudi firms are investing heavily to reduce outages, boost efficiency, and support advanced technologies, while balancing sustainability with innovation.
Taly, backed by Banque du Caire, is set to launch new digital payment platforms for corporate and individual users as part of its expansion strategy. The company, which already provides payment solutions to merchants, is enhancing its services with a focus on digital transformation and security, and aims to significantly increase its customer base and transaction volume.
The Arab States Broadcasting Union (ASBU) is embracing artificial intelligence to enhance digital media capabilities. Saad Nafel Al-Azmi highlighted the growing interest in AI during a recent meeting, emphasizing the Union’s commitment to innovation, including training programs and competitions to advance new media in the Arab world.