Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Pakistan’s telecom operators invested Rs. 267.6 billion over three years, with Jazz leading at Rs. 95.45 billion, followed by Zong, Ufone, and Telenor. Despite this, service quality gaps persist, prompting PTA to issue warnings and show-cause notices. Over 65,000 complaints were filed, mainly about data services.
Zong and Huawei’s joint launch of GigaAAU FDD Massive MIMO has boosted Pakistan’s 4G capacity by over 150% in downlink traffic and 330% in user experience. With advanced beamforming, dual-band support, and near-zero off-peak power usage, this collaboration enhances performance, efficiency, and sustainability in the telecom sector.
Zong has been ordered by the Islamabad High Court to refund Rs2 billion to affected customers after the company failed to comply with a PTA directive. The case involves illegal service fees charged on prepaid mobile cards, marking a significant step towards greater consumer protection in Pakistan’s telecom sector.
Zong 4G has partnered with the Silk Road Culture Center (SRCC) to promote cultural exchange and innovation. The launch event, attended by diplomats from Silk Road nations, celebrated the historical and contemporary significance of the Silk Road. Zong’s involvement underscores its commitment to fostering international collaboration.
Zong, Pakistan’s leading cellular and digital services provider, has achieved the TIA-942-C Rated-3 Certification for its Data Center at Zong HQ in Islamabad. This certification reinforces Zong’s commitment to providing advanced data services and robust infrastructure, ensuring high security and reliability for its customers.
Zong, in partnership with DCode, has launched an affordable device-data bundle to enhance connectivity in Pakistan. The Cygnal 4 Lite device, priced at Rs. 21,999, includes a six-month data bundle of 12 GB, aiming to improve access to essential online services and bridge the digital divide.
Zong, in collaboration with DCode, has launched an affordable device-data bundle to enhance connectivity in Pakistan. The Cygnal 4 Lite, priced at Rs. 21,999, includes a 12 GB data bundle for six months. This initiative aims to bridge the digital divide and promote access to essential online services.