Diversification is important within the telecom industry as it molds a fast, commoditized market; thus, telcos are increasingly expanding their offerings beyond traditional telecom services by focusing on sectors that provide value-added services (VAS) to meet diverse consumer and business demands.
Lebanon has formed a new cabinet, introducing a dedicated Ministry of State for Information Technology and AI, marking a significant shift toward digital transformation. This new ministry has been merged with the Ministry of the Displaced, reflecting a streamlined approach to governance. Additionally, leadership changes in the Ministry of Telecommunications signal a renewed focus on advancing the country’s telecom and digital infrastructure.
Five years from now, 6G will be the most-awaited tech evolution. However, given this short period of time, is the telecom industry and society in general prepared for the nationwide deployment of the next ‘G’ wave?
Saudi Arabia, driven by its ambitious Vision 2030 initiative, is bound to lead in harnessing immersive technologies like virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and the metaverse to revolutionize cultural experiences. By integrating these advanced technologies, the Kingdom aims to enrich cultural offerings that resonate deeply with both local residents and global visitors.
How do you elevate the digital entertainment experience while driving growth? stc tv explores customer-centric strategies as a key to unlocking market leadership.
Saudi Arabia is rapidly emerging as a leading nation in leveraging the immense potential of data and artificial intelligence (AI) to drive progress and innovation.
In today’s digital era, rapid technological advancements are significantly reshaping career paths, creating new opportunities while rendering other roles obsolete.
On the first day of LEAP 2025, Riyadh hosted a series of groundbreaking announcements, with strategic investments and partnerships surpassing SAR 56 billion (approximately USD 14.9 billion). These initiatives aim to further cement Saudi Arabia’s role as a global leader in technology, innovation, and digital transformation.
Saudi Arabia has been ranked fourth globally in the United Nations (UN) E-Government Development Index (EGDI) 2024. Ascending 25 places, the Kingdom cemented its position as one of the leading digitally-ready countries worldwide.
Saudi Arabia is embarking on a transformative journey to redefine urban living and economic development, setting a new benchmark for cities worldwide. Through visionary projects and strategic reforms, the kingdom is addressing the challenges of the 21st century, aiming to diversify its economy, enhance sustainability, and improve the quality of life for its citizens.
