US-based global business software company Epicor, has told its customers that it’s committed to helping them adapt and evolve, so …
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US-based global business software company Epicor, has told its customers that it’s committed to helping them adapt and evolve, so …
Ericsson President and CEO, Borje Ekholm, has called on European regulators to act now on 5G, or risk losing out …
The President of the US-China business council, Craig Allen, has launched a blistering attack on the Trump administration over its …
UAE can now shoot videos and take photographs using drones in “permitted locations and at heights specified by the local authorities,” top officials have announced recently.
The UAE is a global model in adopting AI in government work as well as in its future strategies, according to the nation’s Minister of State for AI Omar bin Sultan Al Olama.
UAE mobile operator EITC, has become the first telco to launch 5G mobile devices in the Middle East. du has …
FarEye has achieved a new milestone following a winning a deal to work with Emirates Post, one of the largest post and parcel service provider in the GCC and Landmark Group.
US retail giant Amazon is now the world leader in terms of brand value, eclipsing both Apple and Google, according to a recent report.
A comprehensive report from IT leader Veeam Software, has shown that poor data management is costing businesses millions every year.
UAE telco has announced the launch of ‘Roam Like Home’ (RLH) services that enable Freedom postpaid customers to continue enjoying local allowances while travelling outside the country.
The General Command of Abu Dhabi Police launched the “Smart Driving Test Project” as part of its efforts to adopt the latest technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI).
TahawulTech.com interviewed Nabil Khalil, Executive Vice President at R&M Middle East, Turkey and Africa, who highlighted the firm’s emphasis on …
Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 threat researchers have discovered vulnerabilities in Adobe applications such as Acrobat and Reader as well as Foxit Reader.
Saudi Arabia’s cybersecurity market will grow to $5.5 billion by 2023, according to a recent industry report.