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DUBAI, UAE, Oct. 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ The 43rd edition of GITEX Global, one of the three largest technology conventions globally, kicked off grandly at the Dubai World Trade Centre. H3C made its debut as an exhibitor, bringing a suite of digital products and solutions based on Cloud & AI-Native technology, including high-performance servers for AIGC large-scale models, 800G silicon photonic switches, and a complete set of liquid cooling solutions. Notable products and solutions, including the Wi-Fi 7 Aps, the next-generation core switch 10500X-G, H3C 8K MagicHub and industry solutions of Synergy Working, Innovative Education, Efficient Healthcare, Smart Manufacturing and Reliable Public Service, were also showcased. Together with numerous tech executives from the Middle East and worldwide, H3C focused on hot topics such as AI, cloud computing, smart cities, and network security, jointly exploring the latest global tech trends and innovative opportunities in the Middle East. H3C
Fourth-grade students at the Academy of Innovative Education in Miami Springs were shown an inappropriate horror film titled "Winnie the Pooh: Honey and Blood" by their teacher. The movie, despite its misleading title, contains graphic content and follows a gory narrative. Concerned parent Michelle Diaz expressed her dismay at the teacher s lack of diligence, and the movie continued for 20 to 30 minutes before being stopped. The school s administration has taken prompt action to address the issue and prioritize the well-being of the students.