Ericsson has launched two new AI-powered offerings in its Network Services portfolio, enabling communications service providers to secure always-on networks and deliver optimal user experiences.
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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 6276
Review: Realme 5 Pro
If you’re looking for a trendy handset that supports fundamental mobile tasks without breaking the bank, the Realme 5 Pro is worth considering.
All-women eSports Festival kicks off in Dubai
The GIRLGAMER Esports Festival has opened at the Meydan Grandstand. Being held from 19th to 20th February, the event celebrates and promotes women’s competitiveness in esports.
GovTech Innovation Awards are one-of-a-kind in the IT industry
The decision by CPI Media Group to launch their inaugural GovTech Innovation Awards has been heralded by government leaders in …
OKI Europe keeps construction projects on schedule with latest launch
OKI Europe has launched the MC883, an A3 colour smart multifunction printer (MFP) that’s fully equipped to support construction businesses.
Western Digital unveils 5G-ready flash storage device
Western Digital has announced the launch of the iNAND MC EU521 an embedded Universal Flash Storage (UFS) device to equip mobile developers to enhance the 5G smartphone user experience.
Sophos introduces “Xstream” version of XG Firewall
Sophos has introduced a new “Xstream” architecture for Sophos XG Firewall with high performance Transport Layer Security (TLS) traffic decryption capabilities.
Nokia to conduct AI-based railroad crossing safety trials in Japan
Odakyu Electric Railway has announced that it is carrying out trials of Nokia’s SpaceTime scene analytics in order to identify ways of enhancing rail crossing safety.
Government ICT spending in Middle East and Africa to reach $15 billion
Governments across the Middle East and Africa (MEA) spent a combined $12.8 billion on information and communication technologies (ICT) last year, according to the latest findings from International Data Corporation (IDC).
What’s in store?: Cybersecurity experts share predictions for 2020
Security Advisor ME spoke to top industry experts about what they think await security leaders in the new year.