Western Digital Corporation (WDC) will be showcasing its market-leading range of storage technology at the 38th edition of GITEX Technology Week 2018.

Western Digital Corporation (WDC) will be showcasing its market-leading range of storage technology at the 38th edition of GITEX Technology Week 2018.
The UAE’s government-led Smart City projects are driving regional Smart Cities spend to reach a record-high of $2.3 billion by 2021.
Regional VAD StarLink will showcase the latest innovations and technologies from 18 of its strategic vendors.
BT has become the first network services provider to offer Riverbed’s SteelCentral Visibility solution ‘as a service’ to enterprises globally.
Avaya has announced that it will demonstrate the first social platform for chatbots at GITEX Technology Week 2018, ushering in a leap forward in customer self-service.
The Lebanon SoftShore (LSS) has announced its participation at the upcoming GITEX Technology Week in Dubai.
Experts at will demonstrate how to reduce human error in the workplace with new security awareness training.
Veritas Technologies has unveiled the findings of its 2018 UAE Databerg Report, which underlines that ‘dark’ data accounts for the majority of data (48%) that is stored and processed by organisations in the UAE.
Microsoft will head to the 38th GITEX Technology Week this month, to exhibit under the theme of “tomorrow is here today” and introduce an array of technologies and innovations for organizations to achieve more in the region.
Dubai will be the epicentre of the creative digital world once again next week when GITEX Technology Week and GITEX Future Stars.
Carrefour joins IBM Food Trust to help you trace product origin Carrefour customers will soon be able to track the …
du has announced that it will showcase how its digital transformation strategies and initiatives to evolve conventional telecommunication services at the upcoming GITEX Technology Week.
Microsoft has temporarily halted the roll out of its Windows 10 October update, following complaints that it has been deleting …
Alphabet Inc’s Google will shut down the consumer version of its social network Google+ following its announcement that the private profile data of at least 500,000 users may have been exposed to hundreds of external developers, Reuters reported.