ITWeb TV: HPE South Africa urges AU to take a stand on AI | Episode #110
In this episode of ITWeb TV, President Ntuli Hewlett Packard Enterprise SA MD, talks about how Africa can write its own narrative regarding investment in artificial intelligence (AI). He also emphasises the importance of AI ecosystems in Africa to enable the continent to benefit from this mega trend and spur job creation. #AI #HPE #AfricanUnion #AU #CloudComputing
The Telkom subsidiary’s revenue increased 2.4% to R3.1 billion, on the back of strong performance in the IT hardware and software business.
The collaboration is set to bring HP’s hardware and technology solutions to Riot's player audience.
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ITWeb showcases one of Oppo's flagship devices, the Oppo Reno 8 pro 5g high-end smartphone range in SA. #unboxingvideo #oppo #devices
Vivo v25e | Unboxing, Overview
ITWeb showcases one of Vivo's flagship devices, the Vivo v25e high-end smartphone range in SA. #unboxingvideo #VivoSA #smartphones
The shift to remote working has seen the resurgence of a need for high-quality multifunction devices to support the growth in remote workers.
The ease of adoption, scalability, integrations and plug-and-play deployment make MSP offerings relevant, says Axiz.
This week's National Tender Bulletin sees government on a hardware drive.
The deal that will see the launch of 'IOT in a box'- a solution that aims to fast track businesses' ability to deploy IOT solutions.
The local marketing firm will be distributing Western Digital products in SA.
A job listing on Spotify's site, looking for a hardware product manager, hints at plans to launch an Internet-connected device.
Smartphones will bring VR to the mainstream, but engagement will remain a challenge, says Juniper.
The benefits of IT asset management include the elimination of redundant hardware and software and compliance to software licensing, says Blue Habits.
Organisations should adopt a disposal of information action plan that consists of a disposal process for data and hardware, says Xperien.
Microsoft's senior executives say the company is investing to meet worldwide demand for cloud computing.