More than 6,300 visitors, 12 national panels, dozens of workshops, and the first-ever Startup World Cup Lebanon mark the largest edition of the summit to date.
Inside Telecom Staff
Artificial intelligence is moving into a new phase. The conversation is no longer simply about what AI might be capable of.
An exposed server belonging to an Aurora ransomware affiliate has revealed months of attack activity against more than 20 organisations across nine countries, giving researchers an unusually detailed view of how a ransomware operator moves from network compromise to data theft, encryption, extortion and payment laundering. The exposed directory contained the operator’s Linux home directory, […]
Small businesses often collect more location data than they realize. Customer addresses, delivery zones, service routes, store visits, and transaction histories can become a practical location-intelligence layer when they are analyzed together. Two customers may spend the same amount, yet one may be far more valuable because they return regularly, fit efficiently into an existing […]
Limassol, Cyprus – Mark your calendars for WIKIEXPO CYPRUS 2026, taking place on November 6, 2026 at the prestigious Parklane, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa.
AI powered property search using MLS data is changing that. By understanding context instead of just checkboxes.
Lebanon is set to host the sixth edition of LEBTECH, one of the country’s leading technology and innovation events, taking place on August 28–30, 2026, at Le Royal Hotel.
Telecommunications is essential infrastructure, yet despite the scale and importance of that spend, many organizations still manage telecom as a collection of monthly bills.
DUBAI, UAE | August 2026 — The Quantum Innovation Summit 2026 will convene its third edition from 28 to 30 September 2026.
Video editing has changed a lot. Just a few years ago, fixing a video meant downloading a desktop editor, watching tutorials to understand the controls, and spending hours moving sliders until it looked right. It still works that way — especially for pro editors who need full control. But it’s no longer the only option. […]
