Articles about AI

ITWeb TV: Microsoft SA CEO talks SMME development, upskilling at scale

South Africa’s catalyst for growth and employment enablement lies in building the small, medium and micro enterprise value chain, says Microsoft SA CEO Vukani Mngxati.

AI’s stealth is business leadership and IT concern

The unique nature of artificial intelligence is how quietly it enters an organisation, says Centrax Digital.

AI both boon and bane for SA’s channel

The technology unlocks new growth but also adds complexity, according to tech professionals and business growth specialists.

Haibot throws down the gauntlet with R10 000 agentic AI challenge

Haibot's challenge is a call to action for SA's tech community to get hands-on with the technology shaping the future of work.

Vertiv AI Innovation Roadshow returns to Africa as virtual event

The event will examine how data centres can support high-density computing driven by AI, cloud and digital transformation.

Building Africa’s AI future: Insights from a new CEO of VCB

AI is an operational backbone, a strategic differentiator, and, for Africa, a long‑awaited leapfrog opportunity.

Shadow agents are the autonomous AI threat organisations cannot ignore in 2026

Shadow agents represent one of the most urgent governance challenges of the AI era, says Accelera Digital Group's Cliff de Wit.

Jobs threat: Who loses and who survives automation wave?

New research shows routine jobs face the highest automation risk, while hands-on roles remain resilient.

Seseko announces 2026 Digital Skills Summit to empower SA’s future workforce

The summit will engage 1 500 students, more than 200 educators, 75 schools and 15 districts across Gauteng, says Seseko.

Absa intensifies cloud push amid scarce IT skills

The move is aimed at improving resilience, regulatory compliance and flexibility across the bank’s African operations.

SA's AI policy moves to comment phase

Cabinet has approved a draft AI policy for public comment, but full implementation is only expected in 2027/28.

Networks emerge as critical bottleneck in AI adoption

Gaps in network infrastructure, skills and data resilience could limit the scale of AI adoption, says Hewlett Packard Enterprise.