Operational resilience through real-time data architectures
The ability to detect, process and respond to events as they happen is quietly becoming one of the most important foundations of operational resilience.
Pivoting from security to resilience and sovereignty
The evolution from security to resilience, compounded by the mandate for sovereignty, is an operational pivot. For critical infrastructure operators, it is the new
Bitcoin holds strong amid middle east tensions, beats gold and stocks
Bitcoin has shown remarkable strength despite ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, outperforming expectations, according to Josh Gilbert, Market Analyst at eToro. Although
LEAP 2026 scheduled in Riyadh from 31 Aug to 3 Sep
The organisers of LEAP have confirmed that LEAP 2026 will take place from 31 August to 3 September 2026 at the Riyadh Exhibition &
Why the Middle East war will stress test global IT spending
While immediate exposure is highest in Middle East, second-order effects will flow globally through energy costs, capital allocation decisions, and hardware pricing. It is
Impact of Middle East war on IT spending
IDC assesses the impact of the war on Middle East and Africa’s IT spending across different scenarios, for weeks, months and across most of
WSO2 appoints Thibaut Rouffineau as Chief Marketing Officer
WSO2 announced a portfolio focused on enabling the agentic enterprise, addressing organizations’ growing need for secure, manageable, observable, and sovereign deployment of AI capabilities.
Alteryx drives next growth phase with AI-ready data and automation
Alteryx announced its next phase of growth, surpassing $1 billion in ARR and powering more than 380 million automated workflows annually. As enterprises shift
Celebrating IWD 2026: Excellence at the top
Welcome to this special feature coinciding with International Women’s Day 2026. Our collection of 40+ women executive profiles this year shows that over the
AI’s backbone: Can Middle East connectivity keep up?
Pete Hall, Regional MD of Ciena MEA, on the region’s race to build AI-ready infrastructure As Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates accelerate
