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  • Ericsson inks partnership to boost 5G, 6G research in Saudi Arabia

    Ericsson and KAUST will utilize machine learning (ML) for frequency-selective wireless channels, with the aim of using deep learning to solve channel estimation and resource allocation problems for massive multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) systems. Moreover, Ericsson and KAUST will look into transparent and flexible intelligent surfaces for 5G and beyond enhanced communication, as future communication networks will have more emphasis on high data rates, low latency, and high security,

  • Ericsson and KAUST announce R&D partnership to develop 5G and 6G technologies in Saudi Arabia

    Ericsson (NASDAQ:ERIC) and King Abdullah University of Science & Technology (KAUST) have announced an initial three-year research and development (R&D) partnership focused on three research projects aimed at advancing telecommunication networks with cutting edge technologies. The partnership aims to understand the key features and requirements of next-generation communication systems.

  • Saudi Aramco joins ACWA-led consortium developing 1.5GW PV plant

    With an investment value of SAR 3.4 billion (US$906 million), the Sudair project will be constructed in Sudair Industrial City and feature bifacial PV modules and trackers.

  • GCC to have 62m 5G mobile subscriptions by 2026: Ericsson

    The forecast, which features in the 20th edition of the Ericsson Mobility Report, enhances the expectation that 5G will become the fastest adopted mobile generation As of mid-2020, 5G subscriptions in the Gulf countries had already passed 500,000, although 4G remained the dominant technology, accounting for about 80pc of subscriptions at the end of 2020.

  • Zain KSA is the fastest in 5G and data performance in Riyadh

    Zain KSA appears at the top of the Saudi telecom scene, as it has recently gained additional international recognition, in addition to the previous international and regional awards and certificates it has won.

  • The 5G divide in the Middle East: Further disparity between the Gulf and its neighbors

    In addition to the update of city digital infrastructure in regional hubs like Riyadh, Doha, and Dubai, the Gulf states have initiated projects to develop city-neighborhoods as high-tech hubs built on 5G technology. Examples of these ambitious projects are found throughout the GCC states on the outskirts of major city hubs and local port towns

  • The Red Sea Project becomes Middle East’s first 5G-enabled construction zone

    Phase one of the project includes 16 hotels across five islands and two inland resorts, and will complete in 2023, along with the destination’s international airport. TRSDC has hit significant milestones since launching the flagship project and remains on track to welcome the first guests by the end of 2022.

  • Saudi Arabia extends 5G deployment to 51 cities and provinces

    CITC’s quarterly “Meqyas” report for internet speeds and digital content access speed revealed that Zain is top of the list of the spread of 5G services in the Kingdom, covering 44 cities and provinces, followed by the Saudi Telecom Company STC in 22 and finally Mobily in 21 cities and provinces.

  • Saudi Arabia ranks 7th globally in internet speed, 5G: Communications minister

    Saudi Arabia is ranked seventh globally in terms of 5G technology and internet speed, said Abdullah Alswaha, Minister of Communications and Information Technology, on the sidelines of the fourth edition of the Future Investment Initiative (FII). “We should have more innovative digitalized investments, in the light of the challenges and the unclarity that will come ahead of us in the future," Alswaha added.

  • Nokia secures new 5G deals in Saudi Arabia

    Nokia said that it is expanding its strategic 5G partnership with Zain KSA to include a roll out of 60,000 5G Gateway 3.1 with eSIM across Saudi Arabia over the next 12 months. The gateways will deliver better connectivity and ultra-high data speeds to homes and offices across the country. The new deployment will allow Zain KSA to support smart home and office adoption in the country with enhanced connectivity for smart devices through 5G and Wi-Fi 6, according to the vendor.