Reports and Coverage

By Frank Dai, President of HUAWEI CLOUD Middle East and Central Asia

In today's rapidly evolving technological landscape, the power of collaboration and synergy across various ecosystems is crucial. Different stakeholders, including governments, academia, developers, startups, tech executives and even enterprising youth, play pivotal roles in driving technology advancement and shaping the future of innovation. By leveraging their unique strengths, these ecosystems fuel progress, foster innovation and create fertile ground for breakthroughs. Let's explore the power and contributions of each ecosystem to such advancements in technology:

Telecom Review successfully presented its latest webinar titled "5G Deployment in North Africa,” which gathered industry experts to discuss the adoption rates and potential coverage, along with opportunities and challenges related to spectrum issues.

du, from Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (EITC), successfully concluded Envision, its inaugural exclusive tech event. Endorsed by the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT), the event held at Atlantis The Royal in Dubai focused on technological innovation and sustainable development.

According to a study conducted by the ITU, approximately 2.7 billion individuals, or roughly one-third of the global population, are still without internet access.

The future of cloud computing has become a subject of immense interest and speculation for technology experts and industry observers alike. As we dig deeper into this predominant technological evolution, it becomes evident that data center network technologies are assuming a central and influential position in molding the global telecommunications landscape before us.

Orange Jordan has entered into a strategic partnership with Aqaba Container Terminal (ACT) to establish a dedicated fifth-generation (5G) cellular network exclusively for ACT. This move is aimed at meeting ACT's specific operational needs and business requirements while providing access to the latest technological solutions, leveraging Orange's global expertise.

The evolution of mobile communications technologies has seen a new generation appear roughly every 10 years, with half-generation technologies emerging every five years. Each generation introduces key, iconic technologies, such as TDMA and CDMA for 2G and 3G and OFDM, MIMO and SDR for 4G. 5G has introduced massive MIMO, polar code and URLLC as its key technologies as well.

In this exclusive three-part series, Telecom Review continues to share a comprehensive evaluation of the Q2 2023 performance of prominent global telecom vendors, including Cisco, Ericsson, Huawei, Nokia and ZTE.

Recent developments in virtual reality (VR) technology have completely changed the way we consume digital material and impacted a variety of sectors in recent years. Virtual reality has captured the attention of people all over the world with its immersive gaming experiences and virtual adventures to far-off locations. Since its debut, this imaginative technology has advanced significantly, with ongoing progressions and innovations pushing the limits of what is achievable in the virtual world.