The Information Technology Industry Development Agency (ITIDA), Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and Ingram Micro have signed a collaboration agreement to train and qualify Egyptian talents on artificial intelligence (AI) applications.
UAE highlights need to enhance Arab cooperation in the space sector
The UAE Space Agency has reportedly organised the fourth meeting of the Arab Space Cooperation Group on the sidelines of the 16th edition of Dubai Airshow 2019.
How ADDA is enabling governments of the future
The UAE government has been leading at the forefront of the digital transformation of the country and the region, and …
UAE leading the way in adoption of ‘smart technologies’
The United Arab Emirates has been praised for its progressive approach to ‘smart technologies’ – and according to ICT analysts …
Dubai Future Council launches blockchain policy
The Dubai Future Council for Blockchain, chaired by Dr Aisha Bint Butti Bin Bishr, has launched the Dubai Blockchain Policy at the 9th Smart City Expo World Congress, held in Barcelona.
US grants Huawei another 90-day license extension
The US is set to issue a 90-day extension of a temporary general license allowing US companies to continue doing business with China’s Huawei Technologies
Toshiba to augment customer service with Tosh Speech BOT
Toshiba has unveiled its latest innovation, the Tosh Speech BOT, which optimises automatic speech recognition, natural language processing and text-to-speech technology.
Sage inks distribution deal with Redington
Cloud business management solutions provider Sage has signed a distribution partnership in the Middle East region with Redington to deliver …
Singapore launches new AI strategy
Singapore has long served as a bastion of technological advancement, and is undoubtedly one of the most connected and innovative …
UAE’s elite military unit inks $65 million tech deal
GAL (Global Aerospace Logistics) has signed a contract with the UAE Presidential Guard Command to enhance the latter’s technology infrastructure, in a deal worth $65 million.