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Ericsson and stc Group launched the Ericsson Connected Recycling platform in Saudi Arabia at LEAP 2025, with Alshaya Group as the first customer. This platform enables businesses to track and trade circular material flows, helping reduce waste, promote recycling, and minimize environmental impact while enhancing sustainability efforts.
Devsinc made a strong impact at LEAP 2025, engaging with global tech leaders and fostering cross-border collaborations in AI, cloud computing, and digital transformation. The company also participated in the Pak-Saudi Business Forum, exploring opportunities for IT expansion in Saudi Arabia and reinforcing its commitment to innovation and global partnerships.
stc Group signed over 75 strategic partnerships at LEAP 2025, showcasing its commitment to Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation. The event highlighted key initiatives like the launch of upsource by solutions and stc.AI, along with collaborations with AWS, Nokia, Huawei, Ericsson, and others to enhance cloud, AI, and 5G capabilities.
stc Group and Huawei have launched the region’s first AI-driven 5G network software to enhance connectivity for the gaming and esports industries. The Intelligent Personalized Experience (IPE) 5G-Advanced solution optimizes key network metrics like bandwidth, delay, and jitter in real-time, providing high-quality, uninterrupted gaming experiences for users worldwide.
Northstar Technology and HFCL have announced a strategic partnership to improve fiber infrastructure across Bahrain and the Middle East. This collaboration, revealed at the Fiber Connect MENA Conference, will support the growing demand for high-speed, low-latency connectivity, driving AI-powered fiber networks in the region.
The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) in Oman has launched extensive field visits to monitor telecom indicators, including signal strength, data speed, and voice service. The visits will cover multiple governorates and tourist areas, with a focus on improving 4G and 5G coverage, data speed, and voice service quality.
Tunisia’s major telecom operators, Orange Tunisia, Ooredoo Tunisia, and Tunisie Telecom, have all launched 5G services following the receipt of their licenses. The services promise faster speeds, enhanced connectivity, and greater coverage, contributing to the country’s digital transformation and future telecom infrastructure.
Zong 4G showcased its commitment to innovation and global connectivity at Capacity Middle East 2025, strengthening partnerships, expanding its technological reach, and enhancing its telecom portfolio. The company’s active participation underscored its leadership in digital transformation and its strategic role in the MENA region’s telecom ecosystem.
Zain Bahrain has implemented 5G-capable streetlight solutions in Durrat Al Bahrain, in collaboration with LSS Technologies. This innovation enhances coverage and speed, contributing to the development of smart city solutions. It aligns with Zain’s Sustainability Strategy and supports SDGs related to innovation and sustainable cities.
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