Abu Dhabi’s Marlan Space has partnered with Loft Orbital to launch Orbitworks, the Middle East’s first private space infrastructure company. Orbitworks will produce LEO satellite constellations, with plans to launch the first platform by 2026, marking a significant milestone in the UAE’s space industry.
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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Liquid Intelligent Technologies and MEDI TELECOM have partnered to expand network coverage in Morocco, enhancing connectivity and services. This collaboration supports the Digital Morocco Plan 2021-2025 and benefits international businesses with improved connectivity options and innovative services.
Bithumb has issued a security alert after a data breach at SK Telecom, South Korea’s largest mobile carrier. The breach, caused by malware, potentially exposed user data, prompting Bithumb to implement stronger security measures and increase monitoring to prevent unauthorized access. SK Telecom confirmed the breach but reassured customers.
Orange Jordan and the Norwegian Refugee Council have launched a free three-month digital skills training program for Jordanian youth in Irbid. Part of the ‘Najahna – Our Success’ project, the program aims to enhance programming and digital manufacturing skills, empowering participants for the job market.
Northstar Technology has partnered with Interstellar Technologies to expand its telecom infrastructure and ICT solutions into Oman. The collaboration will introduce advanced WiFi solutions, fiber optic technology, and fleet management systems to local businesses, supporting Oman’s digital transformation and economic growth.
Pakistan’s Telecommunications Authority has introduced the WLAN 2024 Framework, allowing the use of unlicensed frequency bands to enhance internet connectivity. The policy aims to boost innovation, support smaller ISPs, and expand rural internet access, though challenges in interference management and equipment approval remain.
Over 1.6 million Moroccans are unable to afford basic internet services, according to the latest Internet Poverty Index. The report highlights significant disparities in internet affordability, with Morocco ranking 105th globally. The findings emphasize the ongoing challenges in achieving digital inclusion, especially in underserved regions.
Parcel, a Hope Ventures portfolio company, has expanded into Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, after successfully completing over 1.5 million deliveries in Bahrain. The platform offers businesses a cost-effective, tech-driven alternative to managing delivery fleets, connecting them with a network of on-demand drivers. The expansion marks a key milestone in regional growth.
