A Chinese court in Quanzhou has ordered the consumer electronics giant to pay Huawei 80 million yuan, or $11.6 million, for allegedly infringing on the Chinese phone maker’s intellectual property.
Ooredoo Group inks network transformation deal with Ericsson
As part of the agreement, Ooredoo will transform its network and will be backed by Ericsson’s services organisation and solutions portfolio enabling the company to continue to modernise its networks.
Italian court bans Uber on unfair competition grounds
An Italian court has banned Uber‘s apps, saying they contributed to traditional taxis facing unfair competition, local media have reported. A …
Arab startups lead new generation of tech-savvy enterprises
According to a new report, a new round of entrepreneurial boom is spurring across the Arab World as more young executives take on the new roles of business owners or managers.
D-Link flaunts ‘Next Business Day’ replacement programme
D-Link has announced a new warranty support programme that will see the company provide its customers expedient support on select business products.
StarLink joins the Pure Storage Partner Program (P3)
StarLink has announced it became a certified member of the Pure Storage Partner Program (P3) and will now distribute the firm’s All-Flash enterprise storage solutions to its customers.
what3words launches addressing system in Arabic
what3words has launched its Arabic version and has signed a host of strategic partnerships to bring its addressing infrastructure to a market of over 230 million Arabic speaking people across the globe.
Amazon begins search for office, logistics space in Dubai
Amazon is understood to have started a search for its first office in Dubai, following its recent acquisition of Souq.com.
McDonald’s UAE: The taste of tech success
Instantly recognisable, the ‘golden arches’ of McDonald’s make it one of the world’s most powerful brands. With restaurants in 120 …
Twitter pulls lawsuit after US government backs down
Twitter has withdrawn a lawsuit against the US government after the Customs and Border Protection backed down on a demand that the social media outlet reveal details about a user account critical of the agency.