We round up this week's top six trends that had us scratching our heads.
The company's call control features has achieved Cisco compatibility certification.
The payment switch solution will be enhanced with Internet banking functionality and rolled out early in 2015.
Padding Oracle on downgraded legacy encryption enables attackers to gain access to users' private account data on a Web site.
The Internet service provider introduces four packages, for between R149 and R299 per month, aimed at gaming enthusiasts.
In the next 10 years, more than a billion people will join the connected digital economy, says FutureWorld.
The new Night Express bundles include R10 for 100MB of data, R35 for 500MB and R59 for 1GB.
Back-end and front-end programming techniques and requirements are changing, says Richard Firth, Chairman and CEO of MIP Holdings.
With the Internet of things, organisations consume IP addresses much more quickly than before, says Infoblox.
The bank's app is now active on more than a million smart devices.
A new operating system is becoming possible through the fusion of five forces, says the futurist.
The move to digital economies is disrupting traditional businesses, and digital companies will be the ultimate winners.