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Exactly where in the cloud your stuff is now matters for boardroom politics as well as technical reasons, writes ITWeb contributor Phillip de Wet.
Diplomatic tensions between Taiwan and SA are being shaped by wider geopolitical issues involving China and the US, but the impact on our semiconductor supply chain could be far reaching.
AI sellers promise shiny new capability, while buyers ask about security, auditability, lock-in and compliance.
Those whose job it is to influence thinking and policy are hearing about South Africa's plan for how the internet should work.
The Postbank has many problems, but let's zoom in on the one we can best appreciate in the tech trade: card key management.
Nuclear models are quickly becoming more efficient and demand is rising fast, so every projection for future electricity demand is an arrow shooting straight up.
With AI running amok, infiltrating companies through shadow AI and creating new security hazards, it’s now the perfect opportunity to be proactive.
SA can’t pre-empt revulsion at a smart trolley that negates the need for cashiers, but it can link it to new government revenue.
Can South Africa secure a sliver of all that new compute, by playing on the precedent Europe is establishing around sovereignty?
As more companies, staff and users throw caution to the wind and embrace GenAI, CISOs know the risks involved.
As the saga drags on and on, it’s clear Nkosana Makate and Vodacom should have stopped listening to their lawyers a long time ago.
The “Visionary AI Action Plan” touted by US president Donald Trump shows America wants to win in AI by distorting the market.
