FATE Esports Partners with AQABA

Business

07 February 2024 13:47

FATE Esports announced a new partnership with AQABA Digital Hub. According to deal, Aqaba will provide network services to FATE’s facility in Amman, Jordan. Mohammad Majali, CEO of FATE Esports, commented on the collaboration with ADH stated “With Aqaba Digital Hub’s state-of-the-art internet and infrastructure we are making history as the first Esports organization in the world to compete from the Middle East to European servers at 30ms+ latency."

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FATE Esports Partners with AQABA

Business

07 February 2024 13:47

Tags: FATE Esports

FATE Esports announced a new partnership with AQABA Digital Hub. According to deal, Aqaba will provide network services to FATE’s facility in Amman, Jordan. Mohammad Majali, CEO of FATE Esports, commented on the collaboration with ADH stated “With Aqaba Digital Hub’s state-of-the-art internet and infrastructure we are making history as the first Esports organization in the world to compete from the Middle East to European servers at 30ms+ latency."