Tag: Pakistan telecom

PTCL marks the successful completion of its Enterprise Data Warehouse modernization and transformation project with Teradata, enhancing data-driven and AI-enabled capabilities for improved analytics and growth.

eocean and Telenor Pakistan launch Pakistan’s first WhatsApp-based SIM and service management solution, allowing users to order, activate, and manage mobile services entirely through chat.

FAB awards contract to TeReSol Pvt. Ltd., Germany’s LS Telcom AG partner, to implement Automated Spectrum Management Software, enhancing spectrum efficiency and supporting emerging technologies in Pakistan.

Multinet Pakistan partners with Bachaa Party to provide advanced connectivity and managed IT services, supporting the retailer’s nationwide operations and driving Pakistan’s digital growth.

PTCL Group and CEQUENS have signed an MoU at GITEX GLOBAL 2025 to launch CPaaS solutions for enterprises in Pakistan, enabling seamless customer engagement through unified communication platforms.

Infralectric by Brillanz Group launches Pakistan’s first Green Sukuk for the telecom sector alongside the successful 25MWh AI-powered Energy Storage-as-a-Service project, driving sustainable infrastructure and emissions reduction.

Jazz Business has partnered with global IT hardware provider Mechrevo to introduce enterprise-grade computing solutions in Pakistan, expanding its ICT portfolio beyond connectivity, cloud, and cybersecurity.

PTCL collaborates with DWP Technologies and Dell Technologies to modernize its data center infrastructure using software-driven storage solutions, enhancing scalability and connectivity across Pakistan.

Jazz partners with Qvantel to launch new BSS service centers in Islamabad and Lahore, enhancing localized support and strengthening Pakistan’s digital infrastructure.

PTCL partners with DWP Technologies to deploy Dell’s software-driven enterprise storage platforms, enhancing its data center infrastructure and boosting operational efficiency.

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