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Capacity Middle East 2021: Reconnect
23 March - 19 May | Online & 18 & 19 May | Dubai, UAE
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Nokia and Cataworx develop automated digital quoting solution
02 March 2021 | Sponsored Release
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Tencent Cloud to deploy IDC hub in Bahrain
01 March 2021 | Abigail Opiah
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News round up: Diversity in tech report, Tele2 on Platform Equinix
26 February 2021 | Abigail Opiah
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Five things to watch February 26: SES and Sky extend multi-year satellite partnership, Mobily selects Optiva for private cloud and payment solution and Ericsson launches Massive MIMO and RAN Compute solutions
26 February 2021 | Natalie Bannerman
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The Digital Digest: JVs and deals in India's data centres, KKR ploughs more money into telecoms, reports claim DirecTV is up for sale, and a chip chat on Biden's silicon plans
25 February 2021 | Capacity Team
Featured Story
Telecom Egypt plans launching HARP, a new subsea system circling the African continent
Cairo, 3 March 2021: Telecom Egypt, Egypt’s first integrated telecom operator and one of the largest subsea cable operators in the region, announces its plans to launch Hybrid African Ring Path (HARP) by 2023, a new subsea system that will outline the African continent, forming the shape of a harp.
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Features
Ebbs and flows: Subsea versus edge
26 February 2021 | Natalie Bannerman
20 Security and Anti-fraud solutions
09 December 2020 | Natalie Bannerman
Greening the seas
09 December 2020 | Natalie Bannerman
Forthcoming Events
Capacity Middle East 2021
18-19 May 2021
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
People
Yahsat appoints new CEO and board members
10 February 2021 | Natalie Bannerman
Setting green goals
10 December 2020 | Natalie Bannerman
ITU: A year in review
09 December 2020 | Natalie Bannerman
WAN Summit Q&A with Salim Khouri of Expereo
18 November 2020 | WAN Summit
Community
The Definitive Guide to SASE
We live in a world of borderless computing on the far edge, the near edge, in the cloud, and in the data center. A traditional hub-and-spoke wide area network (WAN) architecture, with all the compute happening in the data center simply can’t accommodate this anywhere, anytime, any device reality. This is where Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) enters the picture.
01 March 2021 | Open Systems
Enabling Next-Gen Services for India & APAC Service Providers
22 February 2021 | Rajarshi Purkayastha, Associate Vice President & Head of Presales, Tata Communications
Best practices to build and manage 3M+ remote access users
17 February 2021 | Liam Cooney, Head of Sales Engineering, Open Systems
The Infrastructure Behind Cloud Gaming
16 February 2021 | Darius Singh
NCL-IX - Putting the North of England on the digital infrastructure map
11 February 2021 | Gerry Murray; Tema Hassan; Paul Armstrong; Chris Fraser; Barry O’Donovan; Colin Peckham