AlJammaz Technologies signs distribution agreement with Hewlett Packard Enterprise

AlJammaz Technologies, the leading value-added technology distributor and cloud aggregator in Saudi, GCC and the Middle East, announced that it signed a distribution agreement with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) for Saudi Arabia. With this partnership, AlJammaz Technologies is authorised to distribute Innovative edge-to-cloud solutions from across the HPE portfolio, including Compute, Storage, Software and Intelligent Edge. AlJammaz will also offer solutions as-a-service via the HPE GreenLake edge-to-cloud platform, as well as a wide range of networking solutions from Aruba.

MyGlamm, a direct-to-consumer beauty brand in India that sells most of its products through its own website, app and retail touch points, said on Monday it has raised $71.3 million in a financing round as the Mumbai-headquartered firm looks to scale its business across the South Asian market.

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