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The Bahrain government is trying to create an IT industry with global ambitions that could increase options for CIOs in the wider Middle East region

There is a need for both privacy and security, and only a network of partnerships is going to succeed in delivering that, according to William Hague MP

Calliog puts Cloudian object storage on Lenovo hardware to add a tier of storage for customers that want Amazon S3-compatible cloud services, but not from Amazon

There is huge demand for data scientists – but rather than build skills in-house, analyst Forrester suggests CIOs can outsource to specialist providers

Indian telco CEO claims datacentre operators are risking business failure by not investing time in getting to know the nuances of emerging markets before expanding into them

With user demand for low-latency, high-performing applications, delegates at Datacloud Europe 2016 hail edge datacentres as the answer

If organisations want to fight cyber crime, they need to get serious and they need to get professional about it, says Imperva CTO Amichai Shulman

Commuters on the London Underground are spending their time in the tunnels shopping on their mobile devices, says payments provider Pay by Bank

Mid-sized businesses are less efficient and are losing money because they give staff the wrong computing devices to do their jobs

Citrix is increasing its presence in the Middle East, opening its first regional office in Saudi Arabia with plans to expand into Qatar and Egypt