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Saudi Arabia’s envoy to UK opens Saudi pavilion at education technologies expo
BETT is the first industry show of the year that focuses on technology in education, bringing together more than 800 leading companies, 103 startups and around 34,000 attendees from 146 countries.
Saudi Telecom to distribute dividends
The telecom company noted that the distribution date will be announced later.
GO’s board agrees capital cut to amortise losses
The board of Etihad Atheeb Telecommunication Company (GO) recommended a capital cut by 34.8%
GO reveals accumulated losses
Go’s disclosure comes according to market rules as accumulated losses exceeded 50% of capital.
Saudi Arabia joins club of Middle East’s ‘green energy’ leaders
Value of solar-power projects in the MENA region is estimated at between $5bln and $7.5bln
Much-anticipated Huawei Mate30 Pro launched in Saudi Arabia
The Huawei Mate30 Pro packs a large 45000 mAh battery that can last for extended periods of intensive use
Saudi university team wins international award for pioneering marine technology
Bluefin fish tagging technology was developed at KAUST’s MMH Labs
Deezer and Mondia sign strategic partnership to connect more people to music
Rollout of direct carrier billing services across Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the UAE.
Saudi's CITC calls for applications to issue licences to foreign mobile virtual network operators
This decision will play a role in achieving Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030's objective
Ten got consumer trends for 2030
The report represents the expectations and predictions of 46 million early technology adopters
Insights
To train more workers, companies turn to virtual reality
For the next wave in workplace learning, get ready to strap on a pair of virtual reality goggles.
Holding: EU may spoil FBI bid to hack Apple phones
One big shift is the European Union’s implementation of strict limits on the flow of personal data across its borders
Trade deal no panacea for rocky U.S. relations with China
Washington is increasingly alarmed about the security implications of Chinese technology