The Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) has announced that the Money Supply aggregate M1 increased 0.3 per cent, from Dhs642.3 billion at the end of March 2021 to Dhs644.4 billion at the end of April 2021.
Real-Time Innovations (RTI), the largest software framework company for autonomous systems, today announced the latest version of its industry-leading software framework, RTI Connext®.
The Chinese tech company told
Global Times that the OS has been in use for the last two years on a number of Huawei watches, laptops and home appliances but it will now formally support smartphones.
Huawei expects the number of devices equipped with HarmonyOS to reach 300 million by the end of 2021, including more than 200 million Huawei devices.
According to
TechRadar, HarmonyOS is related to, but not exactly the same as, the Huawei Mobile Services (HMS), replacements to Google’s apps that the company is working on in an effort to work pass the Huawei ban.
“These are apps that would go on its smartphones and there’s certainly a ticking clock element in Huawei resuscitating its phone division before people associate it too much with the ban from Google apps.”
“API banking refers to a set of protocols that enables banks to offer their services to other fintech companies through a tech interface between software programs,” noted Francis Thairo, the Customer Advisor Financial Services at SAP during his keynote speaking slot at the 2021 Regional Fintech Summit.
Thairo further noted that leveraging API procedures will enhance the digital transformation journey of the FSIs and are therefore extremely crucial now, given the unprecedented times.
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“APIs will also broaden the horizon for financial companies to access customer data and features to provide them with accurate resolutions,” he added.
While leveraging the APIs to help in product sharing and to innovate various partnership opportunities that help customers reap the best of financial services, he advised technology leaders to practice caution aligned with security procedures. This way, he notes, banks will continue their role as trusted financial advisors to the