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Data and AI keys to smart city progress: Huawei
Alaa ElShimy, Huawei Middle East MD and VP of Enterprise Business, discusses the pivotal role of data and artificial intelligence in the upcoming fourth phase of smart city development.
DEWA, Huawei boost collaboration in AI and digital transformation
The Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) and Huawei have recently held a strategic summit focused on increasing cooperation on investments and exchanging insights on disruptive technologies such as AI.
HP unveils ‘world’s first’ dual screen gaming laptop
HP Inc. has recently unveiled the powerful line-up of its latest OMEN and Pavilion Gaming innovations, raising the bar for high performance gaming.
Dubai RTA turns to tech to make roads safer
The Dubai RTA (Roads and Transport Authority) has recently shared the progress of the Intelligent Traffic Systems Expansion Project.
NetApp, Bosch partner to deliver increased security with data
NetApp and Bosch Building Technologies have announced the details of their joint high-performance security solution.
Luxury car firm to share a glimpse of the “future of grand touring”
Bentley Motors has launched a new augmented reality experience called ‘Bentley 100 AR’, which allows users the opportunity to explore the Bentley EXP 100 GT at their fingertips.
UAE-based bank enhances data-driven decision-making with SAP
Emirates NBD has partnered with enterprise software firm SAP to become the first bank globally to implement SAP Financial Services Data Platform.
Gulf Business Machines announces new CEO
Gulf Business Machines (GBM) has announced the appointment of Amr Refaat as chief executive officer (CEO) for the company’s regional …
“We must leave ‘no stone unturned’ in addressing the skills gap”: Symantec’s Sunil Varkey
Sunil Varkey, CTO and Strategist, Emerging Region, symantec, sheds light on how the current skills gap is taking its toll on security.
Hitachi Vantara names new GM for Middle East
Hitachi Vantara, a wholly owned subsidiary of Hitachi, has appointed Walid Gomaa as its new General Manager for the Middle East and Pakistan.
Why businesses need enterprise-class smartphones
Hozefa Saylawala, director of sales for the Middle East, Zebra Technologies, says, it is important for organisations to use enterprise-class …
UiPath delivers “Automation First” attitude
Karan Dixit, Vice President of Sales for the Middle East and Africa at UiPath, explains why an “Automation First” attitute …
Implementing AI: From Exploration to Execution
Artificial intelligence is becoming a key component of business transformation. Virtually any business leader seeking to unlock value and develop …
ScreenCheck’s personalised approach is driving their success in new digital era
CNME Editor Mark Forker, spoke to Shaji Abdul Kadar, Chief Operating Officer at ScreenCheck, to find out how the innovative …
Middle East business leaders believe China has overtaken US
A survey by Bloomberg has found that prominent thought-leaders in the Middle East, believe that China and India has now …
Biggest ransomware threat is the network: Vectra
Vectra, network threat detection and response (NDR) solutions provider, has disclosed that cybercriminals’ most effective weapon in a ransomware attack …
UAE set to open world’s first AI café
The UAE’s ambition to be a global leader in AI technology has been enhanced further with the announcement that the …
Samsung and Microsoft join forces to do battle with Apple
South Korean electronics conglomerate Samsung is partnering with US software behemoth Microsoft in a bid to take on Apple. The …
China’s Huawei unveils new operating system to rival Android
Huawei has announced the launch of HarmonyOS, which is a new microkernel-based, distributed operating system designed to deliver a cohesive user experience across all devices.