The mLab Digital Enterprise Accelerator 2026 is designed to support early-stage South African businesses using technology to solve real-world challenges.
The company has reinforced its commitment to local education through a series of corporate social investment initiatives at schools in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal.
The company navigates supply chain pressures, while driving AI growth and strengthening its PC market position.
Local organisations rapidly adopt AI inference to move beyond pilots, driving real-time insights and global innovation leadership, says Lenovo.
More than 850 applicants and participants from across SA and, for the first time, Kenya, took part in the ITWeb Security Summit 2026 Hackathon.
Criminals are using AI to clone executives and trick employees into transferring millions – and trust, not technology, is the new target.
A future-ready website is built with growth, flexibility and performance in mind from the beginning, says Domains.co.za.
With Google Workspace for Education and Chromebooks imported by Zila Tech, Kenyan schools have access to streamlined new environments that are secure, simple and cost-effective to manage.
The industry must help close SA’s ICT skills gap through internships, reskilling and by tackling educational misalignment, says IITPSA GM Kelvin Nhlapo.
AI isn’t sentient – but humans are increasingly acting as if it is, and academics warn the consequences could be serious.
Huawei Cloud’s Model as a Service solution delivers ready-to-use models tailored for AI Compute Service, making it faster, easier and cheaper for developers to do their jobs.
Anykey Technologies has built its reputation on knowing exactly what it does and doing it better than anyone else, says Jatin Maharaj, director of Anykey Technologies.