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ICT Infrastructure

ICT Infrastructure

Our nation’s progress requires a communications infrastructure that evolves to meet society’s needs. Without it, we won’t be able to keep pace with growing demand for access to new technologies. By investing in newer equipment and technology, citizens and businesses will have the advantage of wider and faster access to ICT.

Qatar has experienced tremendous growth in broadband capacity over the last year with 63% of households connected to broadband networks with minimum speeds of 1 megabit per second. To expand on this capacity in the future, ictQATAR is developing a strategy that can utilize the best infrastructure possible and a combination of fixed and wireless technologies.

ictQATAR is working in collaboration with other government agencies, telecommunications providers, content providers, property developers and consumers to build a high-speed broadband network in the country. The Qatar National Broadband Network (QNBN) will connect all individuals and businesses to a fiber broadband network by 2015.

News

06 May, 2012
ictQATAR and Ericsson today announced the launch of a new strategic partnership that aims to boost the adoption of information and communications technology (ICT) in the State of Qatar. The partnership, which was formalized through a Memorandum
12 April, 2012
In the World Economic Forum’s recent report, “The Global Information and Technology Report 2012 (GITR): Living in a Hyperconnected World,” Qatar maintained its strong global ranking, coming in as the 28th most networked nation
07 March, 2012
QITCOM 2012, the pre-eminent platform for the information and communication technology (ICT) sector in Qatar, concluded its second edition today, with more than 400 people attending and over 170 exhibitors over the three day event. The highly