Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Grameenphone and Robi Axiata have commercially launched Bangladesh’s first 5G services, covering all divisional headquarters. The rollout is hailed as a transformative milestone, promising faster connectivity, innovation, and economic growth, while positioning Bangladesh for a more advanced digital future.
Vi launches 5G in Jaipur with unlimited data plans starting at ₹299, expanding its network across 23 cities. Partnership with Ericsson and AI-powered optimization ensure superior connectivity. 4G upgrades in Rajasthan complement the 5G rollout, strengthening coverage and speeds.
Singer Sri Lanka expands 5G smartphone offerings with exclusive HONOR launches, reinforcing its market leadership and commitment to broad 5G accessibility alongside global brands.
Orange Egypt has launched 5G services across key governorates, responding to the surging demand for faster internet driven by digital learning, remote work, and content streaming. With a 15-year license secured in 2024, Orange’s 5G rollout promises faster speeds, higher capacity, and enhanced connectivity, supporting Egypt’s digital transformation and positioning the company as a regional technology leader.
e& Egypt launches 5G services backed by a $170 million license, delivering high-capacity, low-latency connectivity to boost digital transformation across entertainment, fintech, and e-commerce sectors.
Vodafone Egypt has launched nationwide 5G services, providing ultra-fast, reliable connectivity to consumers and businesses. Featuring innovative technology like the Adaptive Interference Free system, Vodafone’s rollout supports sectors from gaming to healthcare and aligns with Egypt’s Vision 2030 digital goals. The company offers 5G access to all customers at no extra cost, with plans for rapid coverage expansion.
Tunisia has marked a technological milestone with the simultaneous launch of 5G services by Orange Tunisie, Ooredoo Tunisie, and Tunisie Télécom. The rollout follows licenses granted by the Tunisian Ministry of Communication Technologies, supporting the country’s digital transformation and enhancing network capabilities across various sectors, including business and entertainment.
Tunisia’s telecommunication companies—Tunisie Telecom, Orange Tunisie, and Ooredo—will begin offering 5G services from mid-February 2025. The companies have completed network upgrades and set up the necessary mechanisms to ensure a smooth transition, in line with ITU standards, marking a significant step in the country’s digital progress.