Articles about quantum computing

AI is reshaping cyber security

NEC Africa has expanded its cyber security portfolio through a strategic partnership with German cryptography specialist Utimaco.

IBM Power focuses on your business, not just your IT

How IBM’s Power11 platform is designed to handle maintenance, security and AI – automatically and at scale.

What is quantum safe resilience

Quantum computing will sever the cryptographic foundations that protect backups, authenticate identities and validate data integrity.

The future is already stealing secrets

Quantum computing shifts cyber security into a new era in which encrypted data could be stolen today only to be decrypted years later.

AI, quantum to dominate Singularity SA 2026

Futurists, AI researchers and business leaders will unpack exponential technologies shaping industries, economies and human potential.

SA firms turn to quantum computing amid uncertainty

Quantum computing is emerging as a tool to help South African businesses model and manage growing economic and climate uncertainty.

OpEd: 2026: the year AI regulation bites

AI is a cross-cutting issue for just about every regulator you can think of, in South Africa including the powerful trio of ICASA, the Competition Commission, and the FSCA.

Amazon CTO unpacks what 2026 holds for developers

Despite fears that GenAI will make developers obsolete, Amazon CTO Dr Werner Vogels anticipates elevated demand.

Double win for SA science

Two local scientists have been awarded the Harry Oppenheimer Fellowship Award for their research in quantum computing and paediatric neurosurgery.

IBM firms up quantum roadmap, with 2029 deadline

The tech vendor says it is a step closer to making true quantum computing a reality.

Quantum computing in finance: A game-changer, eventually

As quantum computing matures, its impact is likely to be transformative, holding immense promise for the financial sector.

Quantum horizon spells trouble for digital encryption

Now is the time to act, as international deadlines put in place to curb quantum computers’ potential to crack existing cryptography which encrypts digital transactions and communications.