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After launching the first zero-emission 5G network worldwide, Zain KSA announced the expansion of its 5G services to cover ten additional cities, including Al-Aflaj, Al-Lith, Al Qunfudhah, Al Badayea, Samtah, Shaqra, Al Khobar, Duba, Al Bukayriyah, and Rabigh. These cities now enjoy high-speed 5G digital services.
In an exclusive interview with Telecom Review, Danial Mausoof, head of sales for mobile networks, Nokia MEA, shares the latest on his company’s innovative solutions as well as its projects related to digital inclusion and enhanced connectivity.
The 17th edition of the Telecom Review Leaders' Summit is a dynamic convergence of visionaries, thought leaders and tech pioneers. This summit sets the stage for the next era of telecom, where innovation, leadership and cutting-edge technology assume the leading roles.
For its year-end edition, Telecom Review sat with key industry players to discuss the impact of telecom initiatives on smart city development. Marc Veelenturf, CEO of Middle East & Turkey at Atos; Bernard Najm, Vice President telco MEA at AWS; and Eng. Saad A. Al-Sadhan, Chief of Business and Wholesale Officer at Zain KSA, shared their insights on how the ICT sector can help shape smarter and more sustainable communities. Stay tuned as the three experts shed light on the evolving landscape of technology and connectivity.
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) has published the framework for the development of standards and radio interface technologies for the sixth generation of mobile systems, popularly referred to as 6G.
Saudi Arabia, through its Vision 2030, has emerged as a trailblazer in driving sustainability in the digital space, pioneering initiatives that underscore its commitment to environmental preservation and sustainable development. The ambitious giga-projects like The Red Sea Project and NEOM serve as prime examples, embodying net-zero credentials and integrating digital infrastructure, renewable energy sources, and innovative waste management systems on a grand scale.
At the upcoming 17th edition of Telecom Review Leaders’ Summit on December 6-7, Middle East telecom leaders will join hands on stage to celebrate the first year of 5G-Advanced – an initiative launched by Telecom Review to celebrate regional leadership in 5G technology and ambition in 5G-A.
Amazon Q is the newest entrant for the generative AI scene. Built with security and privacy in mind, this new chatbot will empower employees to get answers to questions, solve problems, generate content and take data-powered actions.
The Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Amr Talaat, has witnessed the signing of an agreement between Telecom Egypt (the first integrated telecom operator in Egypt and one of the largest subsea cable operators) and Raya Information Technology (Raya IT), a subsidiary of Raya Holding for Financial Investments.
With only a week left until the highly-anticipated 17th edition of Telecom Review Leaders’ Summit, you can now view the two-day agenda and browse through the interesting and timely topics impacting the ICT world. These include the following:
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In an exclusive interview with Telecom Review, Danial Mausoof, head of sales for mobile networks, Nokia MEA, shares the latest on his company’s innovative solutions as well as its projects related to digital inclusion and enhanced connectivity.
For its year-end edition, Telecom Review sat with key industry players to discuss the impact of telecom initiatives on smart city development. Marc Veelenturf, CEO of Middle East & Turkey at Atos; Bernard Najm, Vice President telco MEA at AWS; and Eng. Saad A. Al-Sadhan, Chief of Business and Wholesale Officer at Zain KSA, shared their insights on how the ICT sector can help shape smarter and more sustainable communities. Stay tuned as the three experts shed light on the evolving landscape of technology and connectivity.
Throughout its remarkable evolution journey, Zain KSA has transitioned from being a leading telecommunications and digital services provider to a trailblazer in fostering national talent, becoming a blueprint for businesses shaping Saudi Arabia's digital future. With a keen focus on harnessing the potential of the Kingdom's youth, Zain has played a pivotal role in realizing Saudi Vision 2030 objectives; creating a diversified, knowledge-based economy, developing human capabilities, and achieving a vibrant society and a thriving economy, to build an ambitious nation.
