Ooredoo
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Iraq is set to boost its international connectivity with the landing of the Fibre in Gulf (FIG) subsea cable, following a new agreement between the country’s Ministry of Communications and Qatar’s Ooredoo Group. -
A new player has entered the Middle East and North Africa's digital infrastructure landscape with the launch of Syntys, a data centre company spun off from telecom giant Ooredoo.
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Ooredoo Qatar has selected Nokia to upgrade its core network, enabling the operator to enhance its service offerings with network slicing and AI capabilities.
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Ooredoo partners with ASN to launch the Fibre in Gulf (FIG) submarine cable, enhancing connectivity across seven GCC countries.
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Ooredoo Qatar has teamed up with Doha Bank to bring banking and telecommunications products to customers.
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Ooredoo Qatar has partnered with Schneider Electric to collaborate on digital transformation projects.
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Ooredoo QSC (Ooredoo) and CK Hutchison Holdings Limited (CK Hutchison) have signed a $6 billion definitive agreement for the merger of their telecoms businesses in Indonesia.
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Ooredoo Group is to begin trialling changes to its working practices to support an "agile, modern digital working culture".
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Hong Kong-based CK Hutchison and Qatari telecoms company Ooredoo have again extended talks for the proposed merger of their Indonesian subsidiaries.
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The military government of Myanmar has banned executives of foreign telecoms operators from leaving the country, as they refused to accept the government’s requirement that they intercept traffic.
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Ooredoo Kuwait has teamed up with Nokia to boost its home internet service with 5G Fixed Wireless Access.
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Key Q1 financial reports from the region's major players
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Telenor has written off its Myanmar business for the first quarter of 2021, because of the military takeover, plunging the whole group into loss.
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Major companies are reporting their Q1 results.
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Ericsson is to open a collaborative research lab in Ottawa where it will test and co-create new virtualized 5G Radio Access Networks (RAN) technologies.
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Digital Colony’s Edgepoint offshoot is spending US$750 million on buying more that 4,200 towers from Indosat Ooredoo, the Indonesian telco owned by Qatar’s Ooredoo.
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Ooredoo Maldives has launched the country's first data centre.
