Growing IT complexity and costs are holding many businesses back from enjoying the full benefits that technology could offer.

The Africa Tech Festival, taking place this week (11-14 November) in Cape Town, saw telecommunications vendors and operators ...

The need for actionable steps to grow South Africa’s digital economy took centre stage during a panel discussion at the ...

Adapting to these and ensuring that your business keeps pace with emerging trends in 2025, requires communications systems ...

Kathy Gibson reports from Africa Tech Festival – Broadband is leading the connectivity charge in Africa as countries across ...

Automation tends to excite people because it is seen as the answer to many problems or the source of many others. The local printing industry tends to be wary of automation but if it is approached ...

African policy makers and international partners meeting at this year’s UN Climate Change Conference – COP29 – have highlighted the urgent crisis posed by lack of access to clean cooking, a challenge ...

Kaspersky experts have shared their vision for the financial cybersecurity landscape evolution in 2025 in the company’s latest Kaspersky Security Bulletin: Crimeware and financial cyberthreats in 2025 ...

A groundbreaking study by researchers from the University of Cape Town’s (UCT) Department of Paediatrics and Child Health, Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH), and the University of São ...

Demographic segmentation is useful. But it has its limitations. How can we go beyond its aggregated patterns and neat categorisations? Cezanne Joynt, client services manager at Achievement Awards ...

At COP29, IBM and Sustainable Energy for All (SEforALL) have announced new, publicly available artificial intelligence (AI)-powered solutions to inform more sustainable urban development for cities ...

Nutanix is positioned furthest in vision among all vendors in the 2024 Gartner Magic Quadrant for File and Object Storage Platforms. Nutanix believes this recognition is due to the company’s strong ...