Nepal’s Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (MoCIT) has released a directive for the operation and management of data centers and cloud services. The directive mandates safety measures, compliance with international standards, and registration with the Department of Information and Technology, ensuring regulated and secure data management across the country.
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WorldLink Communications has launched a 3.5MW data center in Chandragiri, Kathmandu, designed to enhance cloud computing, AI, and machine learning services. The carrier-neutral facility, located near the Mata Tirtha substation, ensures a continuous power supply. This marks a significant step in improving Nepal’s digital infrastructure.
WorldLink has completed Nepal’s largest data center, “Data World,” in Chandragiri, Kathmandu. With 3.5-megawatt capacity and 520 racks, the facility is Nepal’s first tier-3 and Edge-certified green data center. It aims to improve digital infrastructure and offer data services to businesses, helping position Nepal as a global technology hub.
Huawei will build a $3.5 million data center for Nepal Telecom in Kathmandu and Bhairahawa. The project will modernize Nepal Telecom’s data handling capabilities and improve service efficiency. Huawei will manage the physical infrastructure, with the data center expected to boost the telecom’s income and support its digital transformation.
Huawei is set to build a $3.5 million data center for Nepal Telecom in Kathmandu and Bhairahawa, helping modernize data handling and improve service efficiency. This facility could provide new income streams for Nepal Telecom, which has faced declining revenues. The project highlights ongoing digital transformation efforts in Nepal.
Batelco has partnered with Almoayyed Contracting Group to build Bahrain’s first White Space Data Center at the Beyon Data Oasis. The facility will be the largest and most power-dense in the kingdom, integrating sustainability with a nearby solar farm and offering scalable, flexible infrastructure to meet growing digital sector demands.
Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) has achieved the prestigious TIA-942-C data center certification, marking a significant milestone in Pakistan’s data center industry. The certification emphasizes PTCL’s commitment to excellence, offering secure, cost-effective, and resilient hosting services that support businesses’ IT infrastructure needs across major cities in Pakistan.
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.
Tawal and 5SKYE join forces to deploy edge AI micro data centers, enabling the adoption of intelligent applications across various industries.
