Four years after the commercial launch of 5G, the next-generation technology has transformed virtually all industries and countless households worldwide, …
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UAE’s Etisalat launches region’s first commercial 5G network
Etisalat has announced the launch of the first commercial 5G wireless network in the UAE becoming the first telecom operator in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region to achieve this technological milestone and set a industry benchmark. 0 5813
Cisco report shows hybrid work is continuing to cause secure connectivity challenges
A Cisco report has shown how hybrid work is still causing IT leaders headaches in terms of delivering secure connectivity …
“A sustainable digital economy requires much more than connectivity” – Steven Yi, Huawei
Steven Yi, President of Huawei Middle East and Central Asia, highlighted how ICT-enabled solutions can reduce 20% of carbon emissions …
Huawei unveil their ‘foundation for the future’ at MBBF
Chinese ICT leader Huawei has said that the strides the company is making towards 5.5G represent the foundation for the …
Saudi German Health UAE and Aruba outline their ‘world-class’ partnership
CNME Editor Mark Forker spoke to Abid Shah, CIO at Saudi German Health UAE, and Jacob Chacko, Regional Director – …
Wi-Fi 6E: Implementing and Activating the Next Generation of Connectivity
Wi-Fi 6E: Implementing and Activating the Next Generation of Connectivity.
CAFU’s Helal Ismail discusses the latest innovations in the automotive industry
TahawulTech.com’s Deputy Editor, Daniel Shepherd, spoke with Helal Ismail, Head of Technology at CAFU about emergent technology trends in the automotive industry and they plan to innovate their technologies alongside these developments.
One Year On: Key Recovery Trends Shaping the Large Format Print Industry
How connectivity, adaptability, and sustainability will continue to shape the sector’s future.
Technology’s Evolution from Background to Backbone
Technology’s role in the world has evolved into that of something which is expected to be ubiquitous, always-on and permanently available. The world simply will not accept ‘this page cannot be displayed’ anymore.
An Edge Computing Breakup: Out with the Old, and In with the New
When COVID-19 arrived in early 2020, enterprises’ first priority was to patch together a communications and information-sharing infrastructure that could sustain operations until work could return to normal. More than a year later, returns are on hold, and enterprises are rethinking their visions of “normal.” They’re reimagining their workplaces and their business practices, embracing more flexible models that take advantage of the benefits of edge technologies.