Children who have a habit of using and playing with tech gadgets such as a smartphone before going to bed, may face an increased risk of becoming obese, warns a study.
Booz Allen Hamilton: UAE energy, utilities need innovation
The energy and utilities sector in the UAE must harness innovative strategies to overcome some of the greatest sustainability challenges …
Student-designed ‘humanoid’ wins top award at 3D printing olympiad
Fifty different innovative products, all designed, and 3D printed by school going students from across the UAE, were the hallmark …
NiceHash says $64M hacking attack possibly made from non-EU IP
Slovenian cryptocurrency mining marketplace, NiceHash, has recently disclosed a $64 million bitcoin hack on its payment system. In a report published …
Belkin rolls out advanced screen protectors
Belkin has introduced its comprehensive portfolio of curved screen protection for iPhone, Apple Watch and Samsung devices. Engineered to accommodate …
SAP: midmarket digitalisation hampered by budgets
SAP has announced results of an international study which has revealed that access to appropriate budgets is key to midmarket …
Juniper Networks unveils Bots and updates to Extension Toolkit
Juniper Networks has announced Juniper Bots, a series of new applications that simplify network operations by translating intent into automated …
Traders brace for bitcoin futures launch
The newest way to bet on bitcoin, the cyptocurrency that has taken Wall Street by storm with its stratospheric price …
NVIDIA announces TITAN V GPU for PCs
NVIDIA has introduced TITAN V, the world’s most powerful GPU for the PC, driven by the advanced GPU architecture, NVIDIA Volta, said …
ABB and HPE bring intelligence to industrial plants
ABB and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) have announced a strategic global partnership that combines ABB’s industry-leading digital offerings, ABB Ability, with HPE’s innovative hybrid information technology (IT) solutions.