Nepal Telecom is expanding its Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) network in Madhesh Province, with plans to install 106 Fiber Distribution Cabinets (FDC) and provide service to 7,226 customers in FY 2081/82. The company aims to extend fiber coverage to all municipalities in the province, contributing to growing demand for fiber internet across Nepal.
Zain Iraq has partnered with Nokia to modernize its network across southern Iraq using advanced microwave technology. This three-year initiative aims to improve network performance, meet growing data demand, and future-proof the infrastructure for continued growth.
Bahrain’s Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning has signed an agreement with Batelco to offer exclusive benefits to housing beneficiaries in 2025. The partnership aims to enhance services such as special rates for mobile, broadband, and devices, while providing dedicated support for housing projects.
Qatar’s e-commerce market reached USD 3.8 billion in 2024 and is expected to grow to USD 10.1 billion by 2033, driven by increasing internet penetration, mobile commerce, and social commerce. Key trends include AI-powered personalized experiences and sustainable practices in luxury, fashion, and electronics sectors.
Nutanix (NASDAQ: NTNX), a leader in hybrid multicloud computing, today announced the launch of its Multicloud Experts community (“MC Experts”)…
Mobile phone manufacturers in Pakistan are calling for a localisation policy, price reduction, and control of cellphone smuggling to boost the local industry. With 36 assembly units meeting 95% of market demand, they emphasize the importance of duty adjustments on raw materials and finished products to enhance local manufacturing and exports.
Kaspersky’s Threat Research and AI Technology Research have jointly identified a sophisticated deception campaign exploiting the rapid growth and public…
Qme, an AI-driven platform from Egypt, raised $3 million in seed funding to revolutionize queuing and appointment booking systems in MENA. With its partnership with AHOY, Qme has already improved efficiency for over 100,000 customers, reducing waiting times and no-show rates. The funding will enhance technology and expand its reach.
Jordan’s telecommunications sector experienced growth in Q3 2024, with mobile broadband subscriptions reaching 8.259 million. Key highlights include a rise in 5G adoption, increased broadband data consumption, and a 37% increase in mobile broadband usage. Fixed-line and broadband services also saw notable growth.
Viasat successfully demonstrated direct-to-device satellite connectivity in the UAE, enabling seamless communication via satellite for mobile devices. In collaboration with TDRA, the demonstration showcased the potential of satellite technology to bridge communication gaps, offering satellite-enabled messaging and enhancing global connectivity. The demonstration was part of Viasat’s ongoing efforts.
