Multiboost at LEAP 2026: building Saudi Arabia’s connected future together

Four days of meetings with operators, system integrators and the telecom community gave Multiboost’s Jos Deboosere a clear impression: Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation is moving fast.

At LEAP in Riyadh, Jos also joined the fireside chat “Co-Creating Resilient Infrastructure for Emerging Markets” alongside Zeina Nazer. The discussion and audience questions explored how international expertise and local innovation can help build resilient infrastructure.

Three takeaways from LEAP

1. Vision 2030 is tangible

From 5G network expansion to data centres and local AI capabilities, the ambition is translating into concrete activity. For Jos, the pace of change was one of the strongest impressions of the event.

2. Connectivity is a utility

Like water, gas and electricity, it needs to be part of each building. Because people, sensors and systems depend on reliable connectivity to communicate, work and access digital services.

For Multiboost, this means ensuring mobile coverage reaches inside buildings. Our smart digital multi-operator repeaters help connect the people and devices that rely on these networks every day.

3. Lasting partnerships start with co-creation

For Multiboost, co-creation means developing new products with Saudi Arabia, combining our engineering expertise with local knowledge and requirements.

Close collaboration with our local partners helps us build solutions that fit the market and relationships that last.

Looking ahead

As investment in 5G, AI and digital services grows, reliable indoor coverage becomes increasingly important. Multiboost returns from LEAP with valuable insights and a clear focus: building that connectivity together with operators, system integrators and local partners.

Have an indoor coverage project in mind? Let’s talk.