Criteo’s analysis of last year’s sales trends revealed a surge in online sales in the Middle East in the lead up to and during the holy month.
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Telecom subscribers in UAE rise to 24 million: TRA
The number of subscribers to telecommunications services in the UAE, whether through mobile phones, landlines and the internet, rose to around 24 million during the first five months of 2018.1 6227
Avaya invests in Middle East IT talents
Avaya has celebrated the graduation of the Avaya Academy Class of 2019, which brings 17 new additions to Avaya’s EMEA workforce including two Bahraini and two Saudi graduates.
Middle East’s 5G ecosystem growing faster than expected: Huawei
At Huawei’s 5G is ON forum, organisations from the public and private sectors laid plans for 5G readiness in the Middle East.
UAE is ready to embrace AI to enhance quality of life: Sheikh Mohammed
The UAE has launched the National Artificial Intelligence Strategy 2031, which will reaffirm the country’s position as a global hub for AI and to develop an integrated system that employs advanced technologies in vital areas.
Tenable integrates with Google Cloud Security Command Center
Tenable has announced the integration of Tenable.io — for vulnerability management in the Cloud — with Google Cloud Security Command …
Dimension Data, Cisco ink partnership for “deeper collaboration”
Dimension Data and Cisco have announced a new co-innovation agreement, to develop a deeper collaboration environment and framework to jointly solve customers’ business needs.
Cybercrimes to cost global businesses $8 trillion over next five years
Cybercrime is projected to cost a whopping $8 trillion to the businesses globally in the next five years, according to Dr. Karim Sabbagh, Chief Executive Officer of DarkMatter Group.
Ring recognises key Middle East customers
Ring has recently hosted a gala to honour customers who have been an integral part of Ring’s journey into the Middle East.
How to prevent data manipulation attacks
Data manipulation attacks—attacks in which adversaries don’t take data but instead make subtle, stealthy tweaks to data usually to elicit some type of gain—can be just as, if not more crippling for organizations than theft.
Dubai poised to become “City 4.0”: Siemens
Siemens Atlas of Digitalisation identifies digital readiness and potential for six cities: Dubai, Los Angeles, London, Buenos Aires, Taipei and Johannesburg.