Automating security tasks through the cloud enables start-ups to be more secure by reducing human configuration errors, says AWS’s Steven Bryen.

Industry body IITPSA points to the ICT brain drain and slow ICT skills development as threats to the country’s fourth industrial revolution progress.

iOCO is one of the first AWS Partner Network Partners in Sub-Saharan Africa to achieve Amazon Web Services End-User Computing Competency status.

With multinational companies planning to open data centre facilities locally, the country is set to witness intense competition in the cloud space.

Amazon reacted strongly, calling the NY Times article 'skewed and misleading' as well as'silly and off-base'.

Amazon Web Services has just released five machine learning services for application developers and end-users, and no machine learning experience is required.

CEO Andy Jassy criticises the decision to award the $10 billion Joint Enterprise Defence Initiative contract to Microsoft.

At its re:Invent conference in Las Vegas, AWS announces the general availability of its Outposts offering for the corporate data centre.

Cloud computing giant brings new quantum service online.

AWS and iOCO offer a number of end-user computing solutions to ensure that organisations can access all the tools they need to enable their workforce.

After announcing the bank’s first million customers, CEO Tauriq Keraan reveals partnerships will unlock further growth.

Trade and industry department and AWS agree to help bring black-owned small ICT businesses into the mainstream economy.