Kaspersky Security Bulletin outlines persistent telecom cybersecurity threats in 2025 and emerging operational risks tied to AI automation, post quantum cryptography, and satellite integration in 2026.
Gartner forecasts worldwide AI spending to reach $2.52 trillion in 2026, driven by rapid investment in AI infrastructure, servers, software, and cybersecurity.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella predicts that AI agents will replace traditional SaaS business applications, introducing the concept of Agent as a Service (AaaS) to transform enterprise software and backend systems.
Fintech firms, software makers, telecom providers and other businesses have joined forces develop a blockchain-based network that will enable anyone to exchange digital credentials...
Increasingly, IT is coming up with business solutions or solutions with business problems. Information Technology has evolved remarkably and is now much more than...
Win free Etihad Airways tickets with Ufone
KARACHI: In association with Etihad Airways, Ufone is providing a chance to its postpaid customers to win free...
Microsoft instigates File Manager feature
Microsoft has instigated File Manager in Windows 8.1. This feature will enable the users to browse anything they need and...
The Daily NetXpress wire for June 2, 2014
Microsoft has instigated File Manager in Windows 8.1. This feature will enable the users to browse anything...
Microsoft launched its highly-anticipated Windows Phone 8.1 update at its keynote address at the Build 2014.
Microsoft finally launched its much-anticipated Windows Phone 8.1 at...
Biometric SIM Activation Implemented after 31st March
PTA has announced in print media that mobile SIMs in Sindh and Baluchistan will only be activated using...
Minister for Commerce urges Pak-Britain investors for collaboration
Eng. Khurram Dastagir has called upon investors from Pakistan and UK to collaborate and benefit from mutual...
Telecom sector in the limelight
Pakistan's telecom sector in limelight! The new government which has put in efforts to curb grey telephony is seriously relying...