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A study recently conducted by the strategic consulting and market research firm BlueWeave Consulting revealed that the Middle East public cloud market

Published June 2, 2021, 10:00 AM The global pandemic has been a catalyst for digital transformation as there was a steep rise in the usage of consumer applications from social media to video streaming, gaming, e-commerce, online learning, and telehealth, among others. The pandemic has also pushed the enterprise and public sector over the technology tipping point by accelerating their cloud adoption by increasingly migrating workloads to the cloud and massively using collaboration platforms supp...

PLDT_Enterprise_Logo This is while major data center hubs serving Southeast Asia, like Singapore and Hong Kong, are facing setbacks. In Hong Kong, geopolitical risks out of the imposition of China’s National Security Law caused hyperscalers in the West to rethink their strategy of building or expanding their server farms in the country. In Singapore, the government has issued a moratorium to freeze data center construction amid high demand in response to sustainability concerns. Landmass shor...

Saudi Arabia Cloud Computing Market to Witness High Growth Rate Amid Rapid Adoption of Emerging Information Technologies News Provided By Share This Article Cloud Computing Market in Saudi Arabia The Saudi Arabia Cloud Computing Market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 35.5% over the next decade. The entrance of global cloud computing giants into the Saudi Arabian cloud computing sector is expected to have a positive impact on the market” — QuantAlign Research LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, May 19...

PUTRAJAYA (April 23): Leading technology companies like Google, Microsoft, Facebook and Amazon have stated their willingness to share their experience and advice with Malaysia regarding the implementation of MyDIGITAL, said Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah. In an onine engagement session with the four companies today, he said the discussion touched on the implementation of MyDIGITAL with regard to Internet connectivity, local technology growth and development, dat...

JEDDAH: Forced to stay at home and unable to travel or be connected to the rest of the world, cloud computing has gone from a technical marvel to almost a way of life for Saudi residents and workers. “In the immediate aftermath of COVID-19, all of us, in some sense, moved to the cloud,” said Dina Abo-Onoq, managing partner, IBM Services, Saudi Arabia. “Using cloud-based video conferencing, cloud-based education platforms, cloud-based document sharing and signing, and more. For companies t...

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CITC publishes study on legislative & regulatory status of cloud computing worldwide January 06, 2021 RIYADH — The Communications and Information Technology Commission (CITC) released a study, outlining the legislative and regulatory status of cloud computing at a global level. This study, which benchmarks Saudi Arabia against ten other countries and regions, comes at a crucial time given the global trend towards digitalization and data usage ca...

Ambe Tierro, Technology Lead of Accenture in the Philippines Before the pandemic, “cloud first” only signified an aspect of digital transformation for some businesses. With COVID-19 creating an inflection point, however, cloud is no longer just an option, it is a business imperative. Every business must now dramatically accelerate their cloud migration to enable end-to-end transformation.  But just because cloud migration is essential now doesn’t mean it is easy to implement and maximize...