The UAE’s Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA) announced that it has become the first government entity to provide sovereign cloud services in the region. Sovereign Clouds are designed and built to deliver security and data access that meets the strict requirements of data protection law as well as those of the regulatory sectors regarding data privacy, access and control.

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Cloud migration helps businesses move their applications, databases, and other IT resources to remote servers in a seamless, secure, and transparent manner. According to the 2022 State of Multicloud report, 60% of organizations are now running production workloads in a public cloud, with migrating more workloads as the most important cloud initiative overall.

Read more: Cloud Migration: An Important Digital Enabler

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) is opening new economic opportunities with its digital transformation well underway. The Saudi Vision 2030 aims to transform KSA into a global ICT hub, supported by modern technologies, advanced digital infrastructure, competent talents, and diverse investments.

Read more: Saudi Arabia: A Tech-Powered Economy and Digital Hub

Connectivity underpins different aspects of our personal and corporate lives – from emails and calls up to online transactions and cloud-based applications. Fast connection speeds and reliability are essential to keep a business running smoothly, meeting user demands and expectations.

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umlaut, part of Accenture, has launched a private 5G standalone, Open RAN network in Aachen, Germany. The “5G Campus Lab” enables companies across industries to design, test and implement ultra-high-speed and low-latency connectivity solutions faster, all without having to invest in building their own network.

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Smartphones and other home electronic devices use frequencies on the radio spectrum, typically under 6 GHz, but these microwave bands are starting to get crowded. As more devices come online, carriers can only squeeze that much data on the same radio frequency spectrum, resulting in slower services and dropped connections.

Read more: Why mmWave Network Deployment is Crucial for 5G?

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