AI adoption is not a single event but an iterative journey that demands adaptable architectures and durable foundational enablers, says Integrove.
Red Hat is positioning its open source and AI portfolio to help companies prepare for the coming quantum computing era.
As the only African company with core contributor status, it ensures the continent’s needs and perspectives are represented in the global governance of this geospatial tool.
Tazama is a real-time fraud monitoring platform developed as a Linux Foundation project and funded by the Gates Foundation.
The artificial intelligence-powered DevSecOps platform extends its footprint to the South African market, with Adaptavist’s support.
Vagmine Tech IT offers RHEL 10 onboarding, cloud migrations and AI/edge infrastructure consulting.
The company will showcase edge computing platforms and infrastructure resilience tools that complement SUSE’s enterprise-grade ecosystem.
The company partners with African innovation agencies to launch an initiative accelerating open source AI solutions powered by Llama.
Hackers are continuously searching the perimeter for exploitable vulnerabilities.
Security professionals must now also become experts in AI, says KnowBe4's Jack Chapman.
With modern software composition analysis tools, developers no longer have to choose between productivity and protection.