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GenAI becomes ‘fastest-moving’ digital trend in corporate SA

A new local study reveals a turnaround in GenAI platforms, as OpenAI’s ChatGPT remains static, with Microsoft Copilot hot on its heels and Google Gemini falling in usage.

Trust becomes currency as LinkedIn gains ground

More local corporations turn to the Microsoft-owned professional network service, surpassing social media engagement app Facebook.

Greylisting: Opportunity for SA to renew its focus on secure financial institutions

As the country strengthens its resources against financial crime, there is opportunity for industries and the public sector to collaborate and update cyber laws and approaches.

‘Forgotten’ African content creators lash out at TikTok

African content creators allege a bias in TikTok’s remuneration model, resulting in significantly lower payments and fewer opportunities in comparison to global counterparts.

Expect significant increase in cloud security investment this year

Fortinet say 35% IT security budget are spent on protecting cloud-stored data.

AI-driven fraud a critical threat to business

iDENTIFii commissioned World Wide Worx to produce the 2024 Identity Index.

Blocking of Vodacom-Maziv deal major ‘setback’ for SA

Analysts are largely of the view the competition authorities erred in prohibiting the proposed R14 billion merger between Vodacom and Maziv.

Vodacom MVNO service requires compelling proposition

As Vodacom challenges a tightly-contested market, it needs focus, resources and positioning to compete for business.

Cloud market lauds Oracle and AWS collaboration

Oracle’s Ellison says it's time for the largest cloud infrastructure providers to open and integrate their systems..

New MVNO piggybacks rebranded Cell C to gain early traction

C-Connect offers mobile subscribers the chance to earn in-app currency called Cha-Chings.

SA CIOs minimally impacted by global CrowdStrike outage

While the “blue screen of death” caused ruckus across industries worldwide, South African organisations were not hugely impacted.

Facebook maintains hold across brands, consumers

The Meta-owned platform remains at the top of the most used social media by SA organisations, while X declines dramatically.