Alphabet’s cloud business emerges as its fastest-growing segment, as enterprises ramp up spending on AI infrastructure and services.
In a digital-first world that favours integrated, marketplace-driven ecosystems, the channel is shifting from a simple ladder to a complex web.
The enterprise software giant positions GenAI copilot Joule as the nerve centre for managing AI agents across business systems.
The company will demonstrate how organisations can build scalable AI infrastructure while improving cost control, governance and data sovereignty.
The company has joined the Nutanix Elevate Partner Program as a reseller and managed service provider partner.
Remote job opportunities increased 28% during the first six months of 2026 compared to the same period last year, says Pnet.
Africa Data Centres was designated a Microsoft Azure ExpressRoute Metro peering location in Johannesburg.
CloudZA works with companies to understand their legacy systems and schemas and then come up with smart ways to modernise these environments.
Before an organisation can improve its data environment, it needs an accurate view of the environment it already has, says Juan Joubert, product manager at Blue Turtle.
According to Broadcom’s 2026 State of Network Operations research, there's a growing disconnect between AI ambition and network readiness.
Business Cloud Africa was created by Lyndon Marescia, CEO and founder of Adinga, and Alan Nicholson, CEO of Unilynx Business Systems.
Installed capacity is expected to grow from 435MW to 829MW, but incorrect forecasting could result in power outages.