Banglalink has launched bCloud, a proprietary cloud service to enhance digital solutions for enterprises across Bangladesh. In partnership with Pico Public Cloud, the initiative offers computing, data storage, and cybersecurity services to support digital transformation. This move strengthens Banglalink’s role in the country’s ICT development and economic growth.
Ncell has become the first Nepali company to be officially certified as both a Data Centre and Cloud Service Provider in Nepal. This milestone follows Ncell’s successful enrollment under the newly introduced Data Centre and Cloud Services (Operation and Management) Directives 2025, marking a significant step in Nepal’s ICT development.
Ncell has become the first certified data centre and cloud service provider in Nepal, following a directive from the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. The certification solidifies Ncell’s role in Nepal’s growing data centre market, with the company meeting strict operational and security standards for its services.
stc Group has partnered with Kyndryl to create an advanced multicloud management platform aligned with Saudi Vision 2030. The platform will simplify cloud adoption for stc customers, offering seamless integration with hyperscaler cloud services and enabling innovation. This partnership strengthens stc’s digital leadership in Saudi Arabia.
LEAN, a Kuwaiti IT firm, partnered with Lenovo to build a reliable, locally hosted cloud infrastructure, providing data sovereignty and high performance. The collaboration has resulted in zero downtime and cost savings for LEAN, allowing the company to offer SLA-backed performance guarantees to clients, cementing its market leadership.
stc Group has partnered with Kyndryl to enhance its digital services with advanced multicloud management capabilities. This collaboration, in line with Saudi Vision 2030, aims to simplify cloud adoption and provide secure, scalable solutions, benefiting both stc and its customers through innovative digital offerings, AI capabilities, and integrated platforms.
Oman Data Park is playing a central role in Oman’s digital transformation under Vision 2040. The company offers cloud, data centre, and cybersecurity services to a wide range of sectors. With plans to expand infrastructure and embrace AI, Oman Data Park is helping to drive the nation’s digital evolution.
Huawei is expanding its presence in Qatar by venturing into the AI industry, aiming to support Qatar’s Vision 2030. The company plans to provide AI solutions, cloud services, and smart city technologies. Huawei also partnered with Starlink WLL to distribute its cloud services, enhancing Qatar’s digital transformation.
Orange Egypt has partnered with Huawei to launch SD-WAN services over the Huawei Cloud Stack (HCS) platform, the first of its kind in Egypt. This solution enhances network management, security, and user experience, supporting remote work and business continuity. The collaboration strengthens their long-standing strategic relationship.
Djezzy, an Algerian telecom operator, has entered the cloud services market to support businesses and institutions in their digital transformation. The company aims to provide secure, flexible cloud solutions, leveraging the growing public cloud market in Algeria, which is expected to generate $1.12 billion in revenue by 2025.
