Tradingview Oman Expands Submarine Cable Capacity to Meet AI Demand
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- •Oman aims to increase submarine cable systems from 19 to 31 by 2030.
- •Demand for international network capacity is driven by AI and cloud services.
- •New data centers are being built to support the growing digital infrastructure.
Oman plans to increase its submarine cable systems from 19 to 31 by 2030, as reported during the Middle East Global Carrier Community Meeting in Muscat. This expansion is driven by rising demand for international network capacity, particularly from cloud providers and telecoms seeking faster connections. The joint venture Zain Omantel International, formed by Omantel and Kuwait's Zain Group, will facilitate this growth. Sohail Qadir, CEO of Zain Omantel International, emphasized that Oman’s geographical position is key to its ambitions as a connectivity hub. The existing infrastructure is already under pressure, with local data centers at full capacity. New data centers are being constructed in Salalah and Muscat to support this growth. The conference attracted over 1,000 delegates from 350 companies across 60 countries, highlighting the importance of digital infrastructure and connectivity in the region.
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