
Will 2022 be the year that SASE comes of age?
Imagine a cloud-native security offering that reduces complexity and provides secure access to any applications from any location, effectively converging security with WAN infrastructure.

Imagine a cloud-native security offering that reduces complexity and provides secure access to any applications from any location, effectively converging security with WAN infrastructure.

Millions of hectares of farmland are lost to the desert each year in Africa’s Sahel region, but the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is showing that traditional knowledge, combined with the latest technology, can turn arid ground back into fertile soil.

A new way to recycle large amounts of coffee grounds; a platform connecting young African activists; technology to produce electricity from ocean waves or recycle plastic.

Samsung 837X launched earlier this month and gave guests access to a groundbreaking digital experience connecting technology with art, music, fashion and sustainability.

Most midsize companies talk about becoming a global player in their respective industry.

As insurers make the transition to more sustainable finance and investment practices, empowering insurance finance teams with the tools they need to make better decisions while minimizing risk has never been more urgent.

Francisco Partners has extensive experience in healthcare technology and its healthcare investments have focused on companies that are leveraging technology to provide innovative products and solutions to the healthcare ecosystem including patients, providers, payers, pharma, life sciences and governments.

Last week, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) confirmed that in 2021, the US experienced 20 major climate-related disaster events with damage costs exceeding 1 billion.

When I look around me, I’m astounded by how much innovation exists in our world today.

For the first time in Africa since the peak of the Omicron wave, weekly COVID-19 cases dropped significantly and deaths dipped, the World Health Organization (WHO) informed on Thursday.