In the realm of modern data centers, the triumvirate of speed, power, and performance reigns supreme. In this ever-evolving digital landscape, data centers have become the nerve centers that drive the heartbeat of our interconnected world. They are the powerhouses that propel industries forward, the catalysts that enable seamless communication, and the enablers of innovation.
By Danial Mausoof, Market Head, Technology and Solutions for Mobile Networks, Middle East and Africa at Nokia
7 February 2024 - e&, Telecom Egypt, Telin and a major Indian operator have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to form a consortium with the aim to develop the ICE IV Project. This new Data Center (DC) to DC system shall seamlessly connect the Intra Asia region to India and the Middle East on a unique route that will break the mold between these regions.
In a landmark decision, the Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO) has elected Jordan as the leading force in fostering global digital collaboration. The announcement was made during the organization's third annual General Assembly meeting held in Bahrain on Wednesday.
In a keynote focusing on the priorities around digital infrastructure such as subsea, data center and edge expansion, and its implementation growth in the GCC region, Georges Jaber, Vice President Wholesale and Carrier Relations, Salam; Fahad Alhajeri, CEO, center3; Sohail Qadir, CEO, Zain Omantel International (ZOI); and Sam Evans, Senior Managing Director, FTI Delta (Moderator) gathered on stage.
Saudi Arabia is set to establish itself as a global hub for electronics and advanced industries, as announced by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud, who serves as the Prime Minister and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Public Investment Fund (PIF). The newly launched company, Alat, aims to play a pivotal role in this endeavor by creating 39,000 direct jobs and contributing a direct non-oil GDP of USD 9.3 billion to Saudi Arabia by 2030.
In one of the keynotes focusing on the positioning of the GCC as the next global connectivity hub, Nabil Baccouche, Group Chief Carrier & Wholesale Officer, e&; Obaid Rahman, Head of International Wholesale, du; Ziad Alhasson, Carrier & Wholesale Sales VP, stc; and Sam Evans, Senior Managing Director, FTI Delta (moderator) discussed key topics such as digitalization, evolving customer experience, partnerships, AI adoption, as well as the evolution of messaging, roaming and voice.
In recent years, the global telecommunications industry has witnessed a remarkable transformation fueled by the advent of fifth generation (5G) technology. As 5G networks continue to expand worldwide, the demand for seamless connectivity and high-speed data transmission has skyrocketed.
The integration of robots into public life is proclaiming a transformative era in the United Arab Emirates, as the government and businesses spearhead initiatives to elevate efficiency and innovation across all sectors.
In the dynamic field of telecommunications, the quest for sustainability has become a paramount consideration for network operators. As the world embraces the digital age, the environmental footprint of network infrastructure (encompassing emissions, energy consumption, and water usage) has garnered increased scrutiny. To navigate the green horizon, operators must adopt comprehensive strategies to assess and mitigate the lifecycle environmental impact of their network infrastructure.
