Iron Mountain to invest in Ooredoo’s MENA data centre business

Posted on February 14, 2025 by Guest authors

Qatar-based telco Ooredoo Group announced on Thursday that US information management services company Iron Mountain has agreed to take a minority equity stake in Ooredoo’s carrier-neutral data centre company, MENA Digital Hub.

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