Collaboration to enable seamless, secure and scalable connectivity for electric vehicles, connected cars and next-generation mobility solutions
DUBAI: e& Carrier & Wholesale Services (C&WS), the international wholesale arm of e&, has entered into a strategic partnership with Lenovo Connect to deliver advanced IoT and connected vehicle solutions across the GCC and international markets. The partnership combines e&’s extensive international network footprint, cutting-edge 5G capabilities and deep regulatory expertise with Lenovo Connect’s technology strengths — enabling seamless, secure and scalable connectivity for electric vehicles, connected cars and next-generation mobility solutions.
The collaboration strengthens e& Carrier & Wholesale Services’ position as a global connectivity provider while enabling Lenovo Connect to simplify global deployments, accelerate time to market and enhance customer experiences through reliable, compliant and high-performance connectivity services. Customers will benefit from seamless cross-border connectivity, greater scalability, operational efficiencies and innovative digital solutions that support the evolution of intelligent mobility and connected ecosystems.
Nabil Baccouche, Group Chief Carrier & Wholesale Officer, e&, said, “This partnership with Lenovo Connect reflects our commitment to advancing connected mobility and IoT innovation worldwide. By combining Lenovo Connect’s technology leadership with e&’s global network reach and advanced connectivity capabilities, we are delivering a robust solution that empowers businesses to scale connected services with confidence across international markets.”
Charlie Zhao, Chief Growth Officer of Lenovo Connect, said, “As demand for connected mobility and IoT solutions continues to grow, reliable global connectivity becomes increasingly critical. Our partnership with e& Carrier & Wholesale Services enables us to provide customers with seamless, secure and scalable connectivity solutions that support innovation, operational efficiency and future growth to achieve win-win results.”
The agreement also supports broader digital transformation objectives, contributing to the development of smart infrastructure, intelligent mobility and digital economy initiatives across the GCC and beyond.