Microsoft launched today two new cloud data centres in the United Arab Emirates. These new regions – Microsoft’s first in …
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Cloud under the sea: Microsoft previews the future of data centres
Microsoft on Wednesday has installed a massive data centre prototype on the seafloor near Scotland’s Orkney Islands.0 8014
Palo Alto Networks discovers vulnerabilities in Adobe applications
Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 threat researchers have discovered vulnerabilities in Adobe applications such as Acrobat and Reader as well as Foxit Reader.
Startups vital in “shaping future sectors”: Dubai Area 2071 boss
AREA 2071 has recently hosted 20 global startups valued at AED 42.2 million to participate in two global Accelerator Programmes, WAM reported.
UAE AI investments reaches $2.15 billion: report
The UAE is the second highest regional investor in AI over the past 10 years, investing $2.15 billion in total, according to a recent study by Microsoft and EY.
Microsoft and Oracle interconnect Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud
Microsoft and Oracle have announced a cloud interoperability partnership enabling customers to migrate and run mission-critical enterprise workloads across Microsoft …
UAE launches ‘One Million Jordanian Coders’ initiative
The UAE has launched the ‘One Million Jordanian Coders’ initiative in the Jordanian capital Amman, marking a step forward in the mutual commitment of the UAE and Jordan to promoting partnerships and knowledge sharing.
Microsoft inks new deal to support Kuwaiti startups
Microsoft has partnered with Cubical Services to support start-ups in line with the Kuwait Vision 2035.
Boosting Microsoft Azure for IoT
Microsoft makes a case for why customers should opt for Azure for IoT to enhance digital transformation goals. IoT has …
Microsoft to upskill UAE Ministry of Education workforce in AI
The UAE Ministry of Education has announced it will join forces with Microsoft to upskill its employees in the fields of data and AI.
How to prevent data manipulation attacks
Data manipulation attacks—attacks in which adversaries don’t take data but instead make subtle, stealthy tweaks to data usually to elicit some type of gain—can be just as, if not more crippling for organizations than theft.