A platform architecture decision that quietly shapes regulatory exposure, batch-run reliability and developer capacity in two of the most heavily regulated industries.
African businesses can skip heavy compute construction and move directly to token model as a service for on-demand intelligence consumption.
High-speed networks will be rolled out to schools, circuit offices and teacher development centres, says the provincial department.
Too often, cloud decisions are still made as technical choices rather than business-critical investments, says Resilient Innovations.
Despite ICT Steering Committees, public sector ICT programmes continue to fail, as governance arrangements formally exist, but are not effectively operationalised.
At ITWeb Security Summit 2026, LinkShadow will demonstrate how its unified platform helps companies strengthen cyber resilience while simplifying security operations.
Disparate projects have resulted in several systemic challenges, says the Department of Home Affairs.
The defence procurement agency sees mounting internal pressure over its outdated IT that is exposing it to growing cyber security risks.
The company's ownership culture means it recommends solutions that realistically align with clients’ strategies, says Wesley Buck, solutions architect at Retro Rabbit/SmarTek21.
The draft AI policy is more than a procedural embarrassment – it’s a warning that SA must secure enough control over the AI stack to make that policy enforceable.
The utility is advertising for a hardware asset tracking and recovery tool with an estimated 20 000 licences.
As its Cape Town facility begins operations, Cassava plans to build a Johannesburg-based AI factory, as part of its broader strategy to expand factories across Africa.
