Articles about Tarsus

Strategix, Check Point and Tarsus announce strategic partnership to deliver integrated cyber security across southern Africa

The partnership acts as a catalyst for expanding Strategix’s ability to deliver prevention‑first, integrated cyber security across the region.

Hyperscalers’ $3tn AI bet pushes consumer RAM prices up 250%

The AI data centre boom drives investment, starving consumer memory chip supply and pushing RAM prices up 250%, with no end in sight.

Children vs champions: E-Waste Recycling Authority reimagines sustainability conversation

The E-Waste Recycling Authority has partnered with Dell Technologies to educate the public about sustainability and electronic waste.

Alviva Group companies realise major cost, efficiency improvements with enterprise voice services roll-out

The companies have adopted enterprise-grade voice services from eNetworks, a Datacentrix company.

Alviva completes R2.5bn buyout deal

The company will delist from the local bourse in March and become a majority black-owned ICT firm.

Alviva gets regulatory approval to complete Tarsus buyout

The JSE-listed technology group has been granted the green light to takeover competitor Tarsus in a R185 million deal.

Balancing storage and cost while sorting your data

A little forethought may be all you need to keep storage costs down. Then you can deploy the most appropriate storage solution and scale it out accordingly.

How to go from data blindness to informed value

Like snow blindness, many companies are data blind, meaning they are so overwhelmed by data that they can't see a way forward.

Data storage in the remote working world – what does it look like?

Remote working has caused an upset, and now unstructured data runs wild.

Alviva’s ICT distribution segment drives revenue

The unit, which is made up of Axiz, Obscure, Pinnacle and VH Fibre, delivered “sensible returns” in the six months ended December, says Alviva.

Anton Herbst takes charge of Tarsus as CEO

The technology group appoints Anton Herbst as its CEO with effect from March, replacing Miles Crisp, who resigned earlier this month.

Tarsus CEO, CFO resign amid Alviva buyout

Miles Crisp, CEO of Tarsus, resigned yesterday, with the company saying group finance director Joanne Tanner has also decided to leave.