Dario Perfettibile, General Manager, EMEA GTM, and Customer Operations at Kiteworks, has penned an op-ed that takes a much closer …
“Our partnership with IDCA underscores our commitment to building intelligent, efficient, and globally competitive data centers” – Hassan Alnaqbi, Khazna
Khazna Data Centers has signed a strategic alliance with the International Data Center Authority (IDCA), the world’s leading digital economy …
Op-Ed: Legal expert examines the complexities of US-China tech war
Tim Taylor QC, Managing Partner at King & Wood Mallesons Dubai, has penned a forensically in-depth op-ed on the rivalry …
UK to reject US 5G warnings over Huawei
The UK government is expected to ignore calls from The White House to exclude Chinese telecommunication behemoth Huawei from participating …
Zuckerberg claims popular app TikTok is a threat to democracy
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has launched a scathing attack on popular video app TikTok labelling it as a threat to …
US set to award Huawei 90-day license extension
Chinese telecommunications powerhouse Huawei is expected to receive another 90-day reprieve from US authorities according to reports in Washington. The …
Huawei reprieve draws criticism from US lawmakers
The decision by US President Donald Trump to ease draconian sanctions on Chinese telecommunications vendor Huawei, has drawn sharp criticism …
President of US-China business council describes treatment of Huawei as ‘murder’
The President of the US-China business council, Craig Allen, has launched a blistering attack on the Trump administration over its …
Who has ‘Trump’ card in tech trade war between US and China
The ongoing trade war between the United States and China shows no signs of reaching a resolution as negotiations between the two global economic superpowers remains deadlocked. However, the topic of technology has now temporarily displaced the thorny subject of tariffs as the main currency in the dialogue between officials in Beijing and Washington, with the US, launching an aggressive offensive against major technology players in China.
Innovation and precipitation: inside Microsoft’s Redmond HQ
James Dartnell reports from Microsoft’s world-renowned Washington state headquarters, where the firm’s 1,000-person research organisation is now turning its attention …