Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Nokia and Ooredoo Oman are collaborating to deploy a high-capacity DWDM wholesale network that will enhance connectivity in Oman. Powered by Nokia’s 1830 Photonic Service Switch, the network aims to meet the needs of hyperscalers, AI applications, and cloud platforms, positioning Oman as a key connectivity hub.
Six African countries have ranked in the top 100 of the 2024 E-Government Development Index (EGDI), with South Africa leading the continent. The index assesses the integration of technology in public services, highlighting the digital progress of African nations.
Zain Jordan has introduced Fiber-to-the-Room (FTTR) technology, providing ultra-fast, reliable internet to every room in a household. This innovative solution, featuring invisible fiber optic cables, sets a new standard for home internet, reflecting Zain’s commitment to technological advancement and improving the digital lives of its customers.
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Egypt lands the SEA-ME-WE-6 submarine cable, enhancing connectivity between Asia, Africa, and Europe. This infrastructure addresses growing bandwidth demand and strengthens Egypt’s role as a key global internet corridor. Commissioning is expected in 2026.
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“4thrives Esports” advancing to PMWC 2025 Grand Finals marks a proud moment for Pakistan’s mobile esports community, inspiring greater participation and recognition worldwide.
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) mandates telecom operators to notify consumers of major network outages, detailing causes, affected areas, and restoration times. Operators must report outages via a public portal and provide compensation for disruptions over 24 hours, promoting transparency and accountability to protect critical telecom infrastructure.
Pakistan has risen 14 spots in the UN’s E-Government Development Index 2024, now ranking 136th. This marks its entry into the “High EGDI category,” reflecting significant improvements in digital governance. The Minister of State for IT praised the support from various governmental bodies for these advancements.
By 2029, 5G subscriptions in the region are projected to reach 519 million, contributing to 48% of total data traffic.