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Matthew Burbidge

Matthew Burbidge

Matthew Burbidge is a writer and editor at ITWeb who covers, among other things, the cloud and hyperconverged markets.

Speaking engagements (27)

SpeakerOct 17, 2024

ITWeb Brainstorm CIO Banquet 2024

Topic: CIO thoughts

SpeakerNov 1, 2022

ITWeb Cloud & Data Centre Summit - Nov 2022

Topic: Keynote: Fireside chat

SpeakerOct 12, 2022

UiPath - AI, Automation and Future of Work

Topic: Wrap-up and summary

SpeakerOct 12, 2022

UiPath - AI, Automation and Future of Work

Topic: Roundtable discussion and Q&A

SpeakerOct 12, 2022

UiPath - AI, Automation and Future of Work

Topic: Welcome and introductions

SpeakerAug 3, 2022

UiPath - AI, automation and future of work

Topic: Wrap-up and summary

Articles

Enterprise Solutions

ITWeb TV: Red Hat in AI push

The company is using its artificial intelligence project called InstructLab to drive adoption of AI.

Matthew Burbidge

Clouded house

A year is a long time in the cloud market. What’s happened, and what does 2024 hold?

Matthew Burbidge

Artificial Intelligence

AWS releases generative AI employee assistant

Amazon Q will be able to provide useful and contextual advice to employees, says Amazon Web Services.

Matthew Burbidge

Alibaba's silver lining

It’s taken a while, but Alibaba and BCX have teamed up to bring hyperscale services to South Africa.

Matthew Burbidge

With cloud, what forecast for the channel?

The arrival of the hyperscale clouds has meant sweeping changes to the channel business model. How is it faring?

Matthew Burbidge

Cloud calling

PBX has come a long way since the days of a simple phone call over a copper line.

Matthew Burbidge

Holding the public sector to account

How best can the public sector deploy digital transformation?

Matthew Burbidge

AWS commits R30bn additional investment in South Africa

Amazon Web Services reveals its investment plans after opening its first international skills centre in Cape Town.

Matthew Burbidge

Blockchain on the backburner

Why is there so little appetite for block chain among enterprises in South Africa

Matthew Burbidge

Living in a multicloud world

Two clouds are better than one, but it also adds complexity.

Matthew Burbidge

Know your data

Even with the rise of cloud, the datacentre has never been more relevant.

Matthew Burbidge

For developers, the cloud is heaven-sent

It’s a lot easier to develop software in the cloud; just ask an old programmer.

Matthew Burbidge