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AI spending surges as governance risks grow

Global AI spending is set to reach $2.7 trillion in 2026, with investment in AI cybersecurity nearly doubling. At the same time, Gartner warns that governance and organizational readiness may struggle to keep pace with rapid adoption. Worldwide AI spending will grow 49.5% year-over-year in 2026, according to Gartner’s latest forecast. Infrastructure will account for […]

Dell, Aramco Digital target industrial AI in Saudi Arabia

Dell Technologies and Aramco Digital have signed an MoU to explore Industrial AI, cloud consulting, managed IT services and cyber resilience opportunities across Saudi Arabia. The proposed collaboration will focus on secure and scalable Industrial AI solutions, multi-cloud optimization, data protection and managed IT services. According to the companies, Dell Technologies

Dahua expands video intercom with integrated security

Dahua Technology has launched WizTalk, an IP video intercom series that combines video surveillance, intrusion alarms, AI-powered detection and smart control within a residential security platform. According to Dahua Technology, selected WizTalk door stations feature 5MP cameras, while one model uses a 5MP+2MP dual-camera configuration. Full-color night vision is designed

HID: Open access control key to long-term data center security

Access control architecture can shape how well data centers adapt over decades of operation. HID argues that layered physical security is now a baseline requirement, while openness and interoperability are becoming more important for long-term infrastructure planning. A new company analysis reads that access control decisions made during construction can create lasting

Physical access controller strategies face new demands

Physical access controllers are taking on a broader role as organizations plan for interoperability, cloud connectivity, mobile credentials and emerging AI capabilities. Mercury Security’s latest research shows that controller selection is becoming a long-term physical security infrastructure decision rather than a standalone hardware purchase. According to the 2026 Trends

GITEX expands Southeast Europe reach through Air Serbia deal

GITEX AI Belgrade and Air Serbia have formed a strategic partnership to improve access between Southeast Europe and global technology markets. The agreement will connect Air Serbia’s network of more than 100 destinations with the wider GITEX ecosystem and strengthen links between the region and global business, technology and investment hubs. According to GITEX AI

MOBOTIX launches c ONE 360-degree surveillance camera

MOBOTIX has introduced the c ONE, a compact indoor camera that combines 360-degree surveillance, integrated illumination, two-way audio and local storage in a single device. The camera uses a 4K day-and-night hemispheric sensor to provide full-room coverage from one central position. According to MOBOTIX, users can generate panoramic, quad and detailed views from the same

UAE to deploy Microsoft AI cyber defense

Microsoft, the UAE Cyber Security Council and Core42 plan to deploy an AI-powered cybersecurity capability across UAE government entities. The initiative combines automated vulnerability analysis with sovereign cloud infrastructure and local implementation support. According to Microsoft, the partners will roll out MDASH, Microsoft’s AI-powered cybersecurity capability,

Google launches Gemini 4 Argon for cyber defense

Google has introduced Gemini 4 Argon, a new frontier AI model designed for cybersecurity defense, software engineering and complex enterprise workflows. Google announced that Argon is initially rolling out to selected cyber defenders through its Fairwind Program. The company plans to expand access gradually after gathering feedback and strengthening safeguards.