ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus Earns ITIL Certification

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Inuit AB, a leading distributor of IT solutions for cybersecurity and IT management, announces that ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus has received ITIL certification for 14 ITSM practices. The certification, issued by PeopleCert, confirms that ServiceDesk Plus meets the industry’s highest standards in IT Service Management (ITSM) and reinforces its position as a reliable and effective solution … Read more

Per Enell Appointed Sweden Country Manager for Snowflake

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Snowflake, the leading AI Data Cloud company, has appointed Per Enell as the new Head of Sweden. In this role he will drive the growth strategy and further strengthen Snowflake’s position in the Swedish market. Focus on data-driven innovation and business efficiency With a customer base that includes many of Sweden’s most innovative companies, Per … Read more

Report: UK 5G Delay Could Cost £108 Billion in Economic Boost

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A report commissioned by Huawei and produced by Assembly Research examines the potential costs to the UK economy and society from delaying the nationwide 5G rollout. In July, the UK government announced a ban on Huawei equipment in national telecoms networks. That decision has been widely acknowledged—even by government sources—as likely to slow the 5G … Read more

Mobile Communications Instrumentation for Big Data and IoT Challenges

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(c)iStock.com/Maxiphoto It has been 25 years since the 900 MHz GSM standard launched digital wireless communications. The appetite for mobile data continues to grow relentlessly, and the drive for further technological advancement shows no sign of slowing. Analysts forecast a tenfold increase in mobile data traffic over the next six years, and the number of … Read more

The History of Ransomware: 35 Years of Digital Devastation

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Cisco Talos, Cisco’s threat intelligence and research division, has published a new essay tracing the history, present state, and future of ransomware, highlighting its costly legacy. The story begins years before the internet became widely accessible. In December 1989, someone mailed floppy disks to 20,000 recipients. As with many modern cyberattacks, the lure tied into … Read more

Exclusive Networks and Drata Partnership Expands Across Europe

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Exclusive Networks has announced an expansion of its strategic partnership with Drata. The growing Exclusive Networks–Drata partnership makes Drata’s AI-driven Trust Management platform available to IT resellers and Managed Service Providers (MSPs) across the United Kingdom, Ireland, DACH and the Nordics. After proving successful in the Benelux region, the collaboration now takes the next step … Read more

Undervalued Opportunity: High-Demand, Untapped Market with Profit Potential

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Research by MDS has found that 75% of IT and telecoms decision-makers plan to migrate toward a Unified Communications (UC) infrastructure within the next 12 months, signalling an important revenue opportunity for operators targeting the business market. However, 61% of those surveyed say they are uncertain about the tangible value UC will bring to their … Read more

AI Agents Become Business-Critical, Says Snowflake Startup 2026 Report

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AI Data Cloud company Snowflake has published the report Startup 2026: AI Agents Mean Business. In the report, eight leading venture capital investors from around the world share their perspectives on how AI agents are reshaping the business landscape and influencing investments in AI startups. Among the investors is Swedish investor Carl Fritjofsson, General Partner … Read more

Huawei CEO Calls on Global Experts to Develop 6G at Shanghai Campus

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Huawei CEO Ren Zhengfei is seeking to bring leading international experts to the company’s Shanghai campus to gain an early advantage in 6G development. Speaking at an internal meeting, Ren described Huawei’s Qingpu campus in Shanghai as “beautiful and suitable for foreigners,” adding that if “700 or 800 foreign scientists” worked there, they would not … Read more