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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.
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.
Dubai, UAE – 03 February, 2025 – Myne, a groundbreaking wealth and asset tracking platform,has announced today that the company…
Cassava’s AI-enabled data centers will help Africa develop domestic AI technologies, increase productivity, protect data, and support businesses, making the…
QatarEnergy has partnered with TotalEnergies to develop a 1.25GW solar project in Iraq’s Basra region. The project will feature two million bifacial solar panels and aims to supply green electricity to 350,000 homes. It is part of Iraq’s Gas Growth Integrated Project and is set for completion between 2025 and 2027.
stc Bahrain has reached a milestone in its “Trees for Life” campaign, planting over 55,000 trees across the Kingdom since 2021. In 2024, 27,172 trees were planted, contributing to Bahrain’s national afforestation goals. The campaign promotes sustainability, supports the government’s net-zero vision, and strengthens community engagement.
Ezditek’s groundbreaking of its flagship data center RUH01 in Riyadh marks a significant step in Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation. The facility will have a capacity of 24MW and offer connectivity across the region. It will also host the Saudi Arabian Internet Exchange and feature advanced AI infrastructure in collaboration with Gcore.
Meta is investing up to $65 billion in AI infrastructure this year, focusing on data centers, AI talent, and Nvidia GPUs. The company aims to compete with OpenAI and Google while pushing forward its AI-driven products and services. This follows a broader trend of major tech firms investing in AI.
A Telenor report reveals that while Bangladeshis are embracing mobile technology and AI, concerns about online security remain high, with seven in ten users worried about account safety. The report highlights a gender gap in AI adoption at work, with men outpacing women in usage.
Dialog Enterprise continues its partnership with the CIO Confluence for the third consecutive year, providing exclusive enterprise connectivity for Sri Lanka’s premier C-level forum. The event will bring together over 500 participants to discuss the future of banking, innovation, and resilience, reinforcing Dialog’s commitment to the sector.