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How AI could transform South Africa’s fruit export industry
South Africa’s fruit export industry has long been recognised as one of the country’s most sophisticated agricultural sectors, but a new wave of artificial intelligence
Why cyber resilience must start at the endpoint
What is the cost of discovering a cyberattack only after it has reached your Security Operations Centre? For many organisations, that cost includes operational disruption,
Duxbury Cybersecurity bolsters reseller portfolio with WatchGuard and Cynet
Duxbury Networking has enhanced its cybersecurity unit by adding WatchGuard and Cynet to its portfolio. The move provides South African resellers and MSPs with broader,
ISO 42001 helps organisations prepare for the realities of AI governance
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already embedded in many business environments through public tools like ChatGPT and through AI functionality built into existing software platforms. While
How modular edge data centres are powering Africa’s digital leap
With Africa’s digital economy stretching far beyond its metros, the traditional model of sprawling data‑centre campuses is no longer adequate. The continent needs infrastructure capable
VMware’s licensing chaos has turned XenServer into the enterprise comeback story of 2026
The virtualisation market is shifting as organisations seek alternatives to VMware following Broadcom’s acquisition. Troye managing director Helen Kruger highlights how Citrix XenServer is becoming
Africa remains a key target as cyber-attacks evolve, says Check Point
Check Point Research reveals a strategic shift in cyber-attack tactics across Africa, with a growing focus on financial extortion through ransomware and AI-driven threats. While
Paratus Namibia builds data centre supported by Vertiv power and cooling
Paratus Namibia has transitioned to a full-service mobile operator with the launch of the country’s first private LTE and 5G network. Supported by Vertiv’s power
Digital identity and advanced facial recognition for safer learning institutions
As crime increases, South African schools and tertiary education institutions find themselves in an ongoing battle to better secure their premises and keep children and
Technology matters, but trust is why clients stay
When businesses choose a managed IT services provider, it is easy to focus on the obvious comparisons, such as price, tools, certifications, response times, and
