Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Maroc Telecom has launched “iNJOY,” a fully digital mobile brand offering flexible and customizable plans starting at 59 dirhams per month. Customers can select internet data and call hours, with a fully independent customer experience through a mobile app or online portal, reinforcing Maroc Telecom’s focus on innovation and digital solutions.
Wahyd’s proactive approach to adopting sustainable practices underscores a commitment to environmental responsibility, directly aligning with Vision 2030’s sustainability goals.
Khazna and NVIDIA collaborate to build advanced AI infrastructure across MEA, with next-gen data centers supporting NVIDIA Blackwell architecture and scalable AI clusters.
Es’hailSat adds Algeria’s El Ikhbariya TV and five radio channels to its Es’hail-2 satellite lineup, expanding MENA region coverage. The partnership strengthens Algeria’s public broadcasting reach with reliable satellite services from Qatar’s leading operator.
Asiacell and China Mobile International partner to enhance B2B telecom and digital services in Iraq, aiming to boost connectivity and support the country’s digital transformation.
Oman is accelerating its digital transformation, with plans to digitize 80% of government services by 2025. The ‘Tahawul’ programme has reached 73% completion, improving efficiency, cybersecurity, and data sharing. The government is introducing new platforms and policies to align with Oman Vision 2040.
The Digital Content Observatory condemns coordinated digital attacks on national institutions, urging media and political bodies to respond proactively. It calls for improved communication strategies and offers expertise to protect digital stability and institutional dignity amid rising misinformation and defamation.
PTCL partners with DWP Technologies and Dell to modernize data centres, enhancing operational efficiency and scalability with advanced storage platforms and active-active metro architecture.
Exabeam’s global survey shows insider threats now surpass external attacks as the biggest cybersecurity challenge, with AI accelerating their effectiveness. Middle Eastern professionals cite unauthorized GenAI usage as their top insider risk, highlighting the urgent need for AI-aware security strategies.
Orange Jordan launched an initiative to strengthen direct communication with customers, engaging over 1,100 employees across the Kingdom. The initiative focused on gathering customer feedback to enhance the company’s services. This effort aligns with Orange’s commitment to customer-centricity, improving experiences and fostering stronger connections with its community.