Ericsson will deploy its cutting-edge artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) solutions to significantly reduce energy consumption across Umniah’s network operations in Jordan. This marks a significant advancement in the telecom industry’s efforts towards environmental sustainability.
For the first time, globally, stc Group (stc) has deployed an AI-powered operations system on its network using Nokia’s MantaRay Self-Organizing Network (SON), an AI-powered operations system that automates network optimization.
Zain KSA, a leading telecom and digital services provider, has launched its new digital authentication services in Saudi Arabia through a strategic partnership with the Sadq platform. This initiative contributes to enhancing the digital transformation landscape and bolstering sustainability in the Kingdom’s business sector.
Kuwait’s Public Authority for Civil Information (PACI) and Zain Kuwait (Zain) announced the signing of a collaboration agreement that will integrate PACI’s Geographic Information Systems (GIS) portal and ‘Kuwait Finder’ services with Zain’s systems. This will significantly improve the telco’s customer service efficiency across multiple levels.
Ooredoo Oman’s 23rd Springboard program has successfully trained over 200 Omani women, strengthening and empowering them to leverage their talent and skills to achieve their aspirations and become future business owners.
Zain KSA, the leading digital services provider in Saudi Arabia, has announced record-high milestones in data usage, internet speed, and international roaming on its network during the Hajj season of 1445 AH.
du, commercially rebranded from Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (EITC) has announced the launch of Future X, an innovative graduate trainee program for UAE nationals to nurture and convert fresh talent into outstanding professionals.
du, commercially rebranded from Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (EITC), has announced a strategic partnership agreement with DIFC Innovation Hub to launch the 'du Business Entrepreneurship Programme.’
The Moroccan appeals court has upheld a consequential ruling requiring Maroc Telecom to pay 6.3 billion dirhams ($630 million) in compensation to its competitor Wana Corporate, known as Inwi, for alleged unfair competition practices.
Comarch and du, from Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (EITC), have signed a major contract to revamp the UAE-based company's network inventory and topology management. The contract covers resource inventory and catalog, OSS auto-discovery and reconciliation, and OSS mediation. The system is operational and serves as the du network's core inventory.
