The recent announcement by German car manufacturing behemoth Volkswagen AG, that they will have to significantly reduce their production over the next coming months, due to the global chip shortage is just another illustration of the impact the crisis is having on multiple industries worldwide. The beginning of the global chip shortage can be traced back to the heavy-handed tactics pursued by the U.S. government in its treatment of Chinese ICT vendors.
CNME Deputy Editor Giorgia Guantario tuned into a virtual workshop organised by ICT leader Huawei to discuss 5G’s cybersecurity and …
Dr. Jassim Haji, President of AI Society Bahrain, has charged the US and China with ‘neglect’ in terms of how …
CNME Editor Mark Forker takes a closer look at how the trade war between the US and China is driving …
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has launched a scathing attack on popular video app TikTok labelling it as a threat to …
In an exclusive interview with TahawulTech.com, Huawei USA chief security officer Andy Purdy discusses the US government’s treatment of the Chinese ICT company.
The Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence (MBZUAI), the first graduate-level, research-based artificial intelligence (AI) university in the world, has received immediate interest from graduate students across the globe.
At HUAWEI CONNECT 2019, Huawei announced its strategy for the computing market and released Atlas 900, the world’s fastest AI …
A survey by Bloomberg has found that prominent thought-leaders in the Middle East, believe that China and India has now …
ICT analysts are predicting that Huawei will be largely unaffected by Facebook’s decision to suspend app preinstalls on the Chinese …
