Globally recognised as the world's first ever cyborg, Neil Harbisson experiences colour in a way that no one can imagine, and believes we must become one with technology.

James Dartnell sat with former Real Madrid and England striker Michael Owen to find out why he believes the future will be shaped by cryptocurrency and blockchain.

James Dartnell reports from Microsoft Build 2017, where the firm has launched a range of striking AI and edge computing technologies that CEO Satya Nadella hopes can inspire a safer, more ethical future.

The nature’s in the name with Habtoor Palace – the venue is one fit for royalty with vast columns at its entrance, its renowned dome roof and a vast lobby complete with marble staircase and huge chandeliers. BQ is in keeping with this grandeur. Take the stairs, turn left and you’ll find yourself at BQ, one of the hotel’s most prominent and ineffably classy restaurants. Upon arrival you’re instantly intoxicated with BQ’s aura, the venue an immediate fit for a classy, French dining experience, w

SAP CEO Bill McDermott revealed the company’s plans to build data centres in Dubai and Riyadh to James Dartnell, and described how the software firm aims to dominate public cloud in the Middle East.

Manchester City Football Club have partnered with SAP to transform the beautiful game - both on and off the pitch. James Dartnell reports from the club's Etihad Campus training ground.

Recently named the world's most powerful brand, Lego is adored by its cult following. CEO Bali Padda told James Dartnell how the company is transforming its success in physical bricks to a transformational digital strategy.

James Dartnell reports from Microsoft’s Redmond headquarters, where the firm’s 1,000-person research team is focusing on to AI to transform how computers understand human beings and physical objects.

James Dartnell explores why Uber's customers and shareholders will be better off without playboy CEO Travis Kalanick.

LinkedIn's chief data officer Igor Perisic told James Dartnell how he believes organisations can “do AI”, why he is undecided if machines will supplant humans in the workplace and how data is helping LinkedIn’s 562 million users get hired.

As CISO of the United States Central Intelligence Agency for 30 years, Robert Bigman protected the country’s most sensitive secrets, and believes the world is now at the mercy of cybercriminals.

KPMG global chairman John Veihmeyer told James Dartnell why the Middle East can emerge stronger from the oil price plummet, and what GCC CFOs can learn from their American counterparts.

Commercial Bank of Dubai CEO Dr Bernd van Linder is a rare commodity in his heavily-digitised industry, with a PhD in artificial intelligence, and a penchant for IT automation.

DP World CEO and chairman Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem tells tahawultech.com how the logistics giant will continue to innovate in the age of Blockchain, AI and Hyperloop.

DIFC Courts CEO Amna Sultan Al Owais knows that legal systems have to change, and is committed to embracing new technology and innovative approaches to dispute resolution.

Schneider Electric CEO Jean-Pascal Tricoire spoke to James Dartnell on the sidelines of the launch of the firm’s Innovation Hub On Wheels today at Dubai Silicon Oasis.

Overcoming opposition in the world’s most patriarchal society, Dr Arwa Yousuf Al-Aama is now CIO for Jeddah Municipality, and flies the flag for Saudi technologists.

Why is Saudi Arabia's $45 billion investment into SoftBank’s Vision Fund being directed externally, and does it actually satisfy the country’s aims of delivering its Vision 2030 goals?

veteran Infor CEO Charles Phillips discussed the potential for cloud-based ERP in the Middle East with James Dartnell.

National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden joined renowned journalist Glenn Greenwald for a video link Q&A session at day three of CeBIT 2015, and warned that talented IT end users should be wary of spying from government agencies.