Hector Ruiz, Chairman, AMD

AMD aiming for 30%

AMD's latest microprocessor factory, FAB 36, is part of its strategy to increase its PC chip market share to 30 per cent. Hector Ruiz, Chairman, says AMD's products are leading the transition to 64-bit computing and the company is committed to innovation.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, October 19 - 2005 at 11:34
Graham Porter, Marketing Manager, Sun Microsystems

Happy birthday Java

Sun is celebrating the 10th birthday of Java, which is installed on 700 million computers, 708 million mobile phones and one billion Java Card systems worldwide. Graham Porter, Marketing Manager, Sun Microsystems says that issues resolved with Microsoft and improved standardisation is helping Java's 4.5 million developers, of which 10,000 are in the Middle East.
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United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, October 04 - 2005 at 10:13
Alberto Macchi, VP, AMD EMEA

Vindication of vision

With Apple and Microsoft now supporting 64-bit and X86 architecture, AMD is looking forward to a very bright future. Alberto Macchi, VP, AMD EMEA, says the company is increasing market share across all product categories, and is strongly committed to further investment and expansion in the Middle East.
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United Arab Emirates: Monday, October 03 - 2005 at 10:43
Rajat Katar, Senior Dir, Prof Mobile Business, Fujitsu Siemens

Invisible internet future

Getting lighter, brighter and longer-living: not human beings unfortunately, but tomorrow's technology in laptops and mobile computing. Rajat Katar, Senior Dir, Prof Mobile Business, Fujitsu Siemens, identifies universal mobile telephony system, or UMTS, as key part of tomorrow's invisbile internet: a permanently and seamlessy connected world.
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United Arab Emirates: Sunday, October 02 - 2005 at 09:34
Jason Phippen, Director Product Marketing, CA

CA storage insight - part 2

Companies are often shocked that on average, 30% of their data has no value to their business,... Read full article »
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United Arab Emirates: Thursday, September 29 - 2005 at 10:19
Syed Mansoor Ali, CTO, Exensys;  Hemanth Reddy, Director Operations, Exensys

Exensys ambitious expansion

Exensys software is based on service-oriented architecture, with compatiblity a priority for the research and development team, according to Syed Mansoor Ali, CTO, Exensys. The company's expansion focus is the Middle East followed by Europe, with marketing through channel partners as Hemanth Reddy, Director Operations, Exensys.
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United Arab Emirates: Thursday, September 29 - 2005 at 09:25
Eng Khalid Al-Rajhi, Chairman, Exensys

Exensys empowering vision

Exensys Software Solutions' vision is to empower enterprise through technology, according to Chairman Eng Khalid Al-Rajhi. Exensys, formerly known as Holool, is making dramatic progress across the Middle East, showcasing its new ERP solution at GITEX 2005.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, September 28 - 2005 at 11:18
Paul Gamboa, Sales Manager Consumer, Fujitsu Siemens

High-tech entertainment arriving

Fujitsu Siemens is introducing new products later this year for the fast-growing digital home segment. Paul Gamboa, Sales Manager Consumer, Fujitsu Siemens. SCALEO multimedia PCs allow users to record and pause live television, download video on demand, and stream different video content to different rooms in their house.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, September 28 - 2005 at 10:13
Jason Phippen, Director Product Marketing, CA

CA storage insight - part 1

A huge percentage of companies suffering critical data loss go out of business, but many IT... Read full article »
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, September 28 - 2005 at 09:37
Mohammed Shams Qamar, CEO, Exensys

Meeting market needs

Exensys Software Solution's strength is based on its core Microsoft .Net technology, as well as its localisation in terms of geographic and market specific needs, according to CEO Mohammed Shams Qamar. He believes GITEX is a vital networking opportunity for Exensys to meet customers and understand their concerns.
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United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, September 28 - 2005 at 09:19
Didier Trassaert, Vice President, Maxtor EMEA

Big appetite for big storage

Digital media and increased use of mobile computers is driving demand for larger storage devices, according to Didier Trassaert, Vice President, Maxtor EMEA. Maxtor is introducing a 500gb disk drive next month.
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United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, September 27 - 2005 at 11:44
Sheila Bibi, Marketing Communications Director, Fujitsu Siemens

Fujitsu Siemens solutions focus

Business critical computing is Fujitsu Siemens' key strategy, combined with solution-driven... Read full article »
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United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, September 27 - 2005 at 10:17
Mohammed Al Ghanem, Director General, TRA

Censored Tecom internet possible

The currently uncensored internet access in Dubai's Tecom freezone is under review by the UAE's Telecoms Regulatory Authority. Mohammed Al Ghanem, Director General, says the TRA's new policy, still being studied, will be imposed on all telecom operators. He says a decision will be made after social, security and industry aspects have been fully considered.
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United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, September 27 - 2005 at 09:30
Brian Harrison, General Manager, Intel EMEA

Intel Apple innovation

Apple's move to Intel chips is a huge vote of confidence in its technology, and recognition that its microprocessors can run different operating systems effectively, according to Brian Harrison, General Manager, Intel EMEA. Harrison says Apple is known as being the most innovative and forward-looking computer companies, and the partnership is a significant one.
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United Arab Emirates: Monday, September 26 - 2005 at 11:49
David Brierley, Regional Manager, Cognos Middle East

Cognos identifies change

Cognos has witnessed a significant change in regional IT buying behaviour over the past two years, with its solutions previously bought by small departments of 25 to 50 users. David Brierley, Regional Manager, Cognos Middle East, says organisations are now realising the benefits of business intelligence and core performance management, and are rolling it out across their organisations.
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United Arab Emirates: Monday, September 26 - 2005 at 10:36