Huawei Middle East managin director and vice president of Enterprise Business Group, Alaa Elshimy gives his take on the future of WLAN technology with the advent of Wi-Fi 6.
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Cloud under the sea: Microsoft previews the future of data centres
Microsoft on Wednesday has installed a massive data centre prototype on the seafloor near Scotland’s Orkney Islands.0 7991
“Industry expertise is at the very core of what we do”: Epicor’s Andy Coussins
US-based global business software company Epicor, has told its customers that it’s committed to helping them adapt and evolve, so …
UAE operator launches 5G-enabled mobile devices
UAE mobile operator EITC, has become the first telco to launch 5G mobile devices in the Middle East. du has …
Microsoft and Oracle interconnect Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud
Microsoft and Oracle have announced a cloud interoperability partnership enabling customers to migrate and run mission-critical enterprise workloads across Microsoft …
Why enterprises need to step up and move to the cloud
IT is now a critical part of the business; every organisation has become digital and the cloud is touching everything. It is time to step up, work with vendors you trust, and move boldly to the cloud.
Colruyt Group selects Juniper Networks to improve data connectivity
Juniper Networks has announced that Colruyt Group has deployed its solutions to improve data connectivity in response to exponential growth in network traffic.
Why conducting a cybersecurity due diligence is vital in M&A deals
As security increasingly becomes a boardroom issue, cyber risks should be a focal point in M&A talks. Industry experts share insights into why conducting a cybersecurity due diligence is necessary before signing on the dotted line.
GE Digital brings manufacturing data to the cloud
GE Digital has announced the launch of Predix Manufacturing Data Cloud (MDC), a cloud solution purpose-built to consolidate and transform manufacturing data across plants for enterprise cloud storage and analysis.
Why vulnerability management and response are more than just checking patches
If enterprises do not have all these resources in-house, they can bring them in as a service from a suitable vulnerability management and response service provider.
Only four in 10 Saudi CEOs are ready for cyber-attacks: study
Only 36 percent of CEOs in Saudi Arabia say their organisation is prepared to thwart any cyber-attack, according to a recent study.