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Chris Fernando's coverage focuses primarily on technology-related topics such as cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, data infrastructure, and gaming. His articles often feature press releases and private sector announcements related to product promotions and sustainability.
Given the prevalence of press releases in his coverage, Chris may be interested in receiving pitches that align with upcoming product launches or major company announcements within the technology industry. He also covers themes related to privacy & cybersecurity extensively; therefore, he might be receptive to pitches providing insights into new strategies or technologies aimed at enhancing network security.
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By: Chris Fernando
Emirati AI technology company Neurovia AI demonstrated its visual-data optimisation technology, NeuroStream, at LEAP 2026 in Riyadh, highlighting how organisations could reduce the storage, bandwidth, compute and energy demands associated with the growing volume of visual data generated by AI and connected infrastructure.
By: Chris Fernando
Cohesity has announced a new managed clean room capability within HCLTech VaultNXT, designed to help organisations investigate cyber incidents, validate recovery data and restore operations in a secure, isolated environment.
Sonos has expanded its home audio lineup with the launch of Beam Ultra and Ace Ultra, alongside Sonos 27, the latest generation of its audio operating system.
By: Chris Fernando
Saudi EV maker CEER has signed a five-year framework agreement worth SAR 22.5 million (approximately US$6 million) with Etihad Salam Telecom Company (Salam) to strengthen the connectivity infrastructure supporting its operations.
By: Chris Fernando
The SoundPEATS POP Clip2 is an interesting proposition in a market increasingly filled with open-ear and clip-on headphones. Rather than trying to compete directly with traditional in-ear earbuds on noise isolation or deep bass, the POP Clip2 takes a different approach. It is designed for people who want to listen to music, podcasts or take calls without sealing their ears off from the world.
ASUS has introduced the ExpertBook B5 Flip G2 in the GCC, targeting students looking for a versatile laptop that can handle everything from research and assignments to presentations, creative projects and entertainment.
By: Chris Fernando
OPSWAT is set to showcase its prevention-first approach to protecting critical environments at GISEC Global 2026, under the theme “Sanitize the
By: Chris Fernando
DAMAC Digital and Vodafone Türkiye have inaugurated the first phase of what they describe as the largest data center in Türkiye’s Aegean region, strengthening the country’s digital infrastructure and expanding capacity for cloud computing, artificial intelligence and data-intensive applications. Located in Izmir, the facility represents an investment of approximately $100 million in its first phase. It will initially provide 4MW of capacity, with plans to scale to 20MW as demand grows.
By: Chris Fernando
Cyberani, by Aramco Digital, has signed a cooperation agreement with Nutanix during LEAP 2026, expanding the companies’ collaboration around technical capabilities, solution development and advanced cybersecurity technologies. The agreement will enable Cyberani to draw on Nutanix’s expertise and technologies to strengthen its technical capabilities and support the design and configuration of cybersecurity solutions for evolving digital environments.
By: Chris Fernando
TAWAL and Huawei have signed an Indoor Building Solutions (IBS) Partnership Agreement at LEAP 2026, expanding their collaboration to support the development and deployment of indoor digital networks across Saudi Arabia. The agreement will see the two companies work on new models for indoor network deployment, combining Huawei’s digital indoor technology with TAWAL’s local market and operational capabilities.
