As the holy month of Ramadan begins, we extend our sincere wishes to you and your families.
.مع حلول شهر رمضان المبارك، نتقدم إليكم وإلى عائلاتكم بأصدق التهاني وأطيب الأمنيات
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World Defense Show 2026 in Riyadh (8–12 Feb) brought together defense ministries, official delegations, prime contractors, and technology innovators to showcase multi-domain capabilities across air, land, sea, space, and security. The event featured strategic programs, exhibitor showcases, and live demonstrations highlighting interoperability, advanced systems, and the future of defense integration.
Our participation enabled focused exposure to defense-grade connectivity use cases—from private LTE/5G and secure edge communications to integrated network management. This provided a strong basis to evaluate collaboration opportunities where telecom integration and operational readiness are critical.
The PIF Private Sector Forum 2026 (9-10 Feb) held in Riyadh convened leaders from the PIF ecosystem and the wider private sector to accelerate collaboration, local value creation, and strategic supplier engagement. The forum highlighted upcoming partnership needs, supplier readiness, and market alignment across high-impact initiatives.
T2C2’s attendance enabled targeted engagement with relevant stakeholders, supported supplier registration and prequalification steps, and opened discussions on potential opportunities where our expertise can add measurable value.
Our team participated in Nokia’s Networks 4 The Next (N4tN) 2026, a regional event focused on the evolution of AI‑driven networking, automation, and next‑generation digital infrastructure. The program featured strategic sessions, technical deep dives, and live demonstrations showcasing the technologies shaping future data center and connectivity ecosystems.
Key demonstrations included:
- Data Center Networks for the AI Era
- Building AI Factories with SR Linux and EDA
- AI Ops for Data Center Networks with EDA
- Redefining DCI with 800GE Connectivity and Hollow‑Core Fiber
- AI‑Driven Edge Connectivity
These sessions highlighted emerging architectures and operational models designed to support large‑scale AI workloads, high‑capacity interconnects, and intelligent edge environments—areas directly aligned with our company’s focus on advanced network solutions and digital transformation.
The Space Debris Conference 2026 in Riyadh brought together global agencies, researchers, and industry leaders to address the growing challenges of orbital debris. Discussions centered on advanced tracking technologies, international policy alignment, and the long‑term sustainability of space operations.
Our participation provided a valuable opportunity to meet key stakeholders across the space ecosystem, exchange insights, and explore potential collaboration opportunities that support safer and more sustainable orbital environments.
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