Articles about Microsoft

ANALYSIS: Big Tech sets AI to catch AI

AI companies are holding back models that could be used in cyber attacks, instead deploying them to build defence systems.

Why your choice of Azure partner matters more than ever

When BUI designs cloud architectures, the foundation is Microsoft’s Cloud Adoption Framework and Azure Well-Architected Framework.

Naspers feels heat as Tencent faces AI reality check

Investors’ caution over hyperscalers’ AI spending weighs on Tencent, even as analysts point to its embedded ecosystem as a fundamental differentiator.

Preparing for the SQL Server 2025 era – Ascent’s guidance

Companies that apply structure, sequencing and discipline will be best positioned to turn platform capability into long-term strategic advantage, says Ascent Technology.

Microsoft revamps Copilot in workplace AI push

The new Microsoft 365 Copilot features include tools for complex, multi-step work and deeper research tasks.

ITWeb TV: Don’t believe the (AI) hype

With Big Tech financially tied to making AI a success, the local technology reseller ecosystem may struggle to benefit significantly.

Built-in intelligence – SQL Server 2025 optimising performance and insight

SQL Server 2025’s built-in intelligence helps companies optimise performance, gain deeper insight and reduce data-platform complexity.

SQL Server 2025: Redefining the modern data platform

Successful modernisation depends less on the act of upgrading itself and more on the preparation that precedes it, says Ascent Technology.

Digital literacy meets HIV awareness through Empower+

Empower+ integrates HIV prevention with digital literacy, supporting youth empowerment and gender equality in Sub-Saharan Africa.

AI is rewriting the rules of SaaS

The leadership behind enterprise software start-up Ageiro argues that AI is now firmly entrenched within the software development and application space.

Top cloud service providers reach combined $710bn capex

The ‘big-eight’ cloud service providers’ capital expenditure will see a year-on-year increase of 61%, says TrendForce.

Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit disrupts cross-border syndicates

The unit dismantles phishing, ransomware and crime-as-a-service platforms impacting African businesses and public sectors.