According to reports, the outage has prevented users from sending and receiving emails for 12 hours.
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Xopero joins ESET Technology Alliance
ESET, a global IT security firm, has announced that Xopero, Europe-based provider of data backup solutions has joined the Technology … 0 6020
Juniper Networks appoints new channel head for EMEA
Juniper Networks has appointed Kristian Kerr as head of Channel, Alliances and Commercial for Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA). …
Neustar expands global partner network across EMEA
Neustar, Inc., a neutral provider of real-time information services, has expanded its international partner network across Europe and the Middle …
Cloudscene reveals most influential data centre operators
Cloudscene, a global directory of colocation data centres, cloud service providers and network fabrics, has revealed the top ten data centre operators in North America, EMEA, Oceania and Asia for the second quarter of this year.
Oracle to add 1000 employees in EMEA cloud push
Oracle has announced 1000 new jobs across Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA). According to the technology company, they are …
Attivo Networks signs up Spectrami for EMEA
Attivo Networks has announced a strategic distribution partnership with Spectrami, a value-added distributor in the region, to provide its next-generation …
Massive cyber-attack hits IT systems across the globe
A new wave of ransomware attack has reportedly hit numerous companies across the world on Tuesday, taking out servers and disrupting IT systems.
Visa to foster payments innovation in MENA
Visa has announced that its Everywhere Initiative, an programme designed to encourage the development of the ‘next big thing’ in payments, will expand into the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
EU fines Facebook for ‘misleading’ data on WhatsApp deal
Facebook has received a $122 million fine from the European Union antitrust regulators for reportedly giving misleading information during a vetting of its deal to acquire messaging service WhatsApp in 2014.
Germany to fine tech firms for hate speech and fake news
The German government has recently approved fines of up to EUR 50 million against social media platforms that fail to remove illicit and fake content by users.