The National Cybersecurity Authority (NCA) has released its 2024 report, highlighting key economic indicators in Saudi Arabia’s cybersecurity sector. The…
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology has launched the “Digital Future Readiness Programme” in collaboration with the Human Capacity Development Programme. This initiative aims to enhance AI skills among over 7,000 professionals, promoting innovation and preparing nationals for the global AI industry.
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (Dewa) will showcase its cutting-edge digital initiatives and AI-driven projects at Gitex Global 2024, highlighting its leadership in digital transformation. The event, taking place from October 14-18, will emphasize Dewa’s role in advancing Dubai’s position as a global hub for technology and innovation.
The Communications, Space and Technology Commission (CST) in Saudi Arabia has updated its “IoT Regulatory Framework,” now called “IoT Regulations,” to promote investment, innovation, and service quality in IoT. The new regulations, effective in 60 days, aim to support smart cities, logistics, energy, and other advanced applications in the Kingdom.
The Jordan Economic Forum urged increased efforts to integrate digital technology across sectors to boost the national economy. Emphasizing the importance of digital capabilities and innovation, the forum called for investment in research, development, and digital skills to enhance operational efficiency and global competitiveness, advocating for collaboration between government and the private sector.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has launched Wi-Fi 7 access points in the UAE, offering 30% more capacity and enhanced security for enterprise applications. Announced at HPE Discover Dubai, these APs support AI, IoT, and more, while HPE’s Digital Life Garage showcases their transformative impact on technology and society.
du and e& UAE have partnered with Nakheel to enhance telecom services in major Dubai developments. This collaboration under the Taawun initiative aims to provide advanced ICT infrastructure, supporting Nakheel’s projects. The partnership aligns with the UAE’s vision for smart infrastructure, ensuring exceptional telecom services for residents and businesses in Nakheel’s communities.
Ooredoo Oman is advancing its market leadership with a focus on customer-centric innovation, strategic 5G deployment, and sustainability. Chief Commercial Officer Quique Vivas outlines a long-term vision that includes empowering both consumers and businesses through advanced technologies, while emphasizing the company’s commitment to societal impact and sustainable growth in the telecommunications sector.
Smart Vision, a leading Saudi telecom infrastructure company, is revolutionizing the industry with innovative solutions and a commitment to quality. Offering comprehensive services, from network planning to turnkey solutions, the company leverages cutting-edge technology and sustainable practices. With a growing presence in the GCC, Smart Vision is positioned to lead the future of telecom infrastructure.
Ooredoo has committed QAR 2.8 million to support Hamad Bin Khalifa University’s Qatar Centre for Quantum Computing in developing Qatar’s first quantum communication testbed. This initiative aims to establish a secure quantum communication system, positioning Qatar as a leader in quantum technology and strengthening its role in the global tech landscape.
