UAE-based telco Etisalat has announced that it will invest $1.08 billion in network upgrade in 2019, a senior executive from the firm announced recently.
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Telecom subscribers in UAE rise to 24 million: TRA
The number of subscribers to telecommunications services in the UAE, whether through mobile phones, landlines and the internet, rose to around 24 million during the first five months of 2018.1 6334
Microsoft launches UAE data centres
Microsoft launched today two new cloud data centres in the United Arab Emirates. These new regions – Microsoft’s first in …
Mindware wins Riverbed’s ‘Go To Marketing Initiative of the Year’ award
Middle East IT value-added distributor Mindware has announced that it has won the Riverbed Technology METNA Go to Market Initiative …
Genetec announces strategic appointments in EMEA
Genetec, a technology provider of unified security, public safety and business intelligence solutions has announced a number of strategic hires …
Even Flow Distribution to deliver Avaya solutions in South Africa
Avaya Holdings Corp. has partnered with Even Flow Distribution, a South-African value-added distributor of unified communication, telecoms, video conferencing, wireless …
Bitdefender appoints new leader for the Middle East
Global cybersecurity firm Bitdefender has appointed Tarek Kuzbari as regional director for the Middle East. The move comes as part …
UAE a global model for AI tech adoption: minister
The UAE is a global model in adopting AI in government work as well as in its future strategies, according to the nation’s Minister of State for AI Omar bin Sultan Al Olama.
UAE operator launches 5G-enabled mobile devices
UAE mobile operator EITC, has become the first telco to launch 5G mobile devices in the Middle East. du has …
Poor data management costing businesses $20m every year: Veeam
A comprehensive report from IT leader Veeam Software, has shown that poor data management is costing businesses millions every year.
Abu Dhabi Police conducts test drive on “smart” vehicles
The General Command of Abu Dhabi Police launched the “Smart Driving Test Project” as part of its efforts to adopt the latest technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI).