Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) and du are set to embark on a joint project to fit all taxis in Dubai, about 10,800 cabs, with free Wi-Fi service.
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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 6250
UAE Ministry of Defence goes digital
The Ministry of Defence has signed a contract with Injazat Data Systems to support the ministry’s e-system.
Revealed: Channel Speak survey results
Supported by Reseller Middle East, Enabler One has released the results of the first-ever vendor agnostic survey in the Middle …
Nutanix enables customers’ cloud journey in the digital era
At GITEX Technology Week, global cloud software and hyperconverged infrastructure solutions provider Nutanix, participating for the fourth consecutive year, is …
AccelStor signs up Redington Value to deliver all-flash array solutions
Manufacturer of all-flash arrays (AFAs) AccelStor has announced the appointment of Redington Value as a strategic value distribution partner in …
Veeam on empowering enterprises’ digital transformation journey
Graham Porter, head of channels, Middle East, Veeam, explains how Veeam plays a critical role in enterprises’ journey towards digitisation
Saudi Arabia reveals big tech names as part of NEOM global advisory board
Saudi Arabia has recently announced the appointment of a global advisory board for the planned $500 billion megacity NEOM.
Data and AI are vital to nation’s future: UAE minister
Artificial intelligence technology will be a base for many vital activities of future societies, says Omar bin Sultan Al Olama, Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence.
GITEX 2018
GITEX Tech Week to feature big AI presence
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is projected to have a $3.9 trillion business value by 2022 – and that boom will be reflected across GITEX.
Blockchain instrumental for Dubai’s tourism strategy
The future of Dubai’s tourism sector will require greater integration between public and private sector authorities, the implementation of ambitious initiatives to strengthen the sector and the adoption of the latest technologies, such as blockchain.