Flattening revenues have been a challenge for service providers in all parts of the world, often impacting network investment decisions as part of their business growth strategies, known as “monetization” in the industry.
Education is an important pillar that influences the progress of people and societies. iQ stated its commitment to supporting the education sector through its efforts and activities and creating an informed and capable generation.
Ericsson’s Wallet Platform has been leveraged by Mobily to launch Mobily Pay, a mobile financial service, during LEAP23. The service is available to all the users in the Kingdom to carry out personalized financial services like contactless payments, money transfers, international remittances, digital card payments, cash-back, bill payments, mobile top-ups and more, securely and at their convenience.
Ericsson failed to meet its profit expectations in Q4 2022 and warned of tough times ahead.
Following the US chipmaker’s slump on Wall Street with dismal earnings projections, Intel Corp. was set to erase nearly $8 billion in market value, triggering fears of a personal computer market downturn.
Digitization initiatives have continued to be successful in the Middle East, and with the rapid adoption of digital technologies comes added and growing exposure to the risks of cyber-attacks. These attacks are growing in sophistication and have the potential to derail the progress and benefits of digitization.
Nokia announced the signing of a new cross-license patent agreement with Samsung following the expiration of their previous agreement at the end of 2022.
Nokia announced that Mada Communications (Mada), a telecommunications service provider offering enterprise solutions and services, will deploy its award-winning Wavence microwave solutions. This will modernize Mada’s transport network and offer enhanced experiences to its customers in Kuwait.
"We said at the start of 2022 that it would be a year of acceleration, and we delivered what we promised," announced Nokia President and CEO Pekka Lundmark.
Nokia’s Core Networks portfolio is in full compliance with all security requirements as defined by the GSMA’s biannual Network Equipment Security Assurance Scheme (NESAS) audit.
