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NetApp posted record first quarter fiscal 2027 revenues of $2.03 billion, up 30% year-over-year, driven by strong all-flash and public cloud storage growth.

A summary of daily AI news covering OpenAI mathematical proofs, Mercury 2.5 diffusion models, Oximy Visibility, and Qualcomm-Amazon infrastructure.

Saudi Arabia recorded 124% growth in enterprise AI spending according to ServiceNow data, as organizations advance digital maturity and infrastructure modernization.

HeyBreez has raised $2.5 million in seed funding led by Lunara Partners. The investment will accelerate development of its operational enterprise voice AI platform.

Middle East organisations face significant challenges when scaling AI. Discover the five common data mistakes businesses make and how to avoid them.

Anthropic has launched its new Opus 5 model, representing a strategic step backward in capability to optimize high operational serving costs.

Microsoft has launched a new business division with a $2.5 billion investment and 6,000 engineers to help enterprise clients scale AI systems.

A new Cisco study reveals that AI network traffic in the UAE will triple by 2029, pushing 81% of enterprise networks to their capacity limits.

HPE reports a 21% revenue surge and a $5 billion backlog, highlighting a growing demand for enterprise hardware solutions.

Vertiv introduces MergePoint Unity 2 KVM switch with FIPS 140-3 security standards for centralized management of enterprise data centers and edge computing environments.

The Open Accelerator partners with Google for Startups Cloud Program to provide early-stage AI founders access to cloud credits, expert training, and enterprise-grade resources. The initiative aims to transform prototypes into production-ready, secure, and compliant solutions.

SAP outlines AI adoption priorities for Saudi enterprises as data sovereignty and governance frameworks become critical for responsible scaling aligned with Vision 2030 goals.

Verkada announces expansion into the Middle East with a new Dubai office and appoints Fred Crehan as Head of Middle East. The move reflects growing demand for cloud-based security solutions in the region’s rapidly developing urban centers and infrastructure projects.