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Nutanix signs Alpha Data as Master Partner
Enterprise cloud computing vendor Nutanix Inc, has announced that it has signed Alpha Data, a solutions provider in the Middle East, as a ‘Master Reseller Partner’ in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). In terms of the agreement, Alpha Data is authorised to purchase products and services from Nutanix distributors and carry out implementations of the
Zoom wants to harness Google cyber security service to protect users
The video specialist is reportedly in talks to implement a Google security service that can alert users to malicious links via Zoom's chat function
UNDP, MCIT Egypt and Avaya collaborate in fight against COVID-19
Partnership to launch AI-powered COVID-19 diagnosis service for people with disabilities
MTN faces new allegations in U.S complaint
Company is reviewing the new material in consultation with its legal advisers
Orange Ventures launches the MEA Seed Challenge
Competition to finance entrepreneurs of seed start-ups in the Middle East and Africa
SANS Institute introduces Flexi-Pass
Initiative aimed at facilitating and guaranteeing security education
Nutanix appoints Adam Tarbox as director for EMEA
Vendor names experienced sales director to head Global System Integrator business who joins from rival NetApp
Aruba Instant On 1930 series switches
Affordable and easy-to-deploy, the smart-managed, fixed-configuration Gigabit switches are designed with the small business in mind
Advertorial: UNISA has the expertise to take you to the top
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10 Women in Science and Tech Who Should Be Household Names
In a field where men dominate the most, these 10 women in science and tech are hardly recognized nor given credit where it's due. And although Business Tech Africa is owned by women, and women have been key figures in every part of scientific and technological progress, men’s narratives still dominate. Men still hold more STEM jobs.
Ingram Micro signs distribution deal with Red Hat in MENA
Financial, public, healthcare, and telecommunications segments will be supported through access to Red Hat hybrid cloud technologies
RMB confirms Total's $15bn funding for Mozambique LNG project
Total has secured $14.4bn in funding for the project with a group of about 20 lenders
Mobile telecom industry making rapid progress toward 5G
BPI Network Survey finds operators rethinking security in light of 5G network traffic and dramatic increase in connected devices
Aruba expands Instant On portfolio
Move aimed at supporting small business continuity and rapid capacity expansion
Orange opens two new Orange Money remittance corridors to Burkina Faso and Morocco
People from Burkina Faso and Morocco living in France can use their Orange Money account to quickly send money to their family and friends
Citrix expands Remote PC Access offerings
Company extends capability to Citrix Desktops service and Citrix Desktops Essentials, providing simple, secure and reliable alternative to VPN in enabling work from home
MultiChoice gives customers access to free online learning
Pay TV operator MultiChoice will give its customers free access to online learning services until July in an effort to keep subscribers on its platform
Abel Sithole named new PIC CEO
Abel Sithole has been named the new CEO of South Africa's Public Investment Corporation (PIC), finance minister Tito Mboweni said on Wednesday. Sithole, who is the principal executive officer of the Government Employees Pension Fund (GEPF) and the commissioner of the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA), will replace Dan Matjila, who was implicated in the
ZESCO, Power China ink 600MW solar power deal
Three contracts worth $548m will develop a 600MW grid-connected to solar PV power plants
AngloGold Ashanti shuts South African mine after finding 164 coronavirus cases
The mine is the deepest in the world and only re-opened in April after being shut under a nationwide lockdown