South Africa’s continued expansion of data centre capacity is a clear testament to the exponential growth in data generated by an increasingly digitised economy. Driven by intelligent systems, data centres are also energy hungry, more so than... FULL STORY >

By Upuli de Abrew, Co-Founder and Director at Insight Consulting FULL STORY >

By Peter Dempsey, EMEA Key Account Manager & Data Centre Lead at Axis Communications FULL STORY >

By Modeen Malick, Principal Systems Engineer at Commvault FULL STORY >

Josefin Rosén, Trustworthy AI specialist at SAS’ Data Ethics Practice explains why it is imperative to adopt an ethical and responsible approach to AI sooner rather than later. FULL STORY >

By Ghassan Azzi, Sales Director for Africa at Western Digital FULL STORY >

Advances in engineering, technology and sustainability make it possible to overcome some of the historical barriers to growth and capitalise on the data centre trend. Craig Blankers, Director: Acting Sector Lead, WSP in Africa explains. FULL STORY >

By Mandy Hattingh, Senior Associate, NSDV FULL STORY >

Mohammed Amin from Dell Technologies explores the transformative impact of AI on data centres, highlighting how AI-driven data centres enhance efficiency, sustainability, and innovation. FULL STORY >

One of the most effective ways for organisations to bolster resilience and enhance financial performance is by leveraging advanced data analytics. Itumeleng Nomlomo from SAS South Africa explains. FULL STORY >

Dell Technologies' Doug Woolley discusses how the company is enabling organisations to transform data into actionable insights using AI. FULL STORY >

Sienna Cana, Global Enterprise Segment Marketing Manager at Axis Communications explains the role AI can play in South Africa's digitalisation. FULL STORY >

As businesses transition to digital platforms to improve efficiency and customer experience, Carey van Vlaanderen, CEO of ESET Southern Africa, says they inadvertently create more entry points for cybercriminals. FULL STORY >

In South Africa, stolen or compromised credentials was the most prevalent initial attack vector representing 17% of breaches, IBM has revealed FULL STORY >

By Graham Brown, Regional Manager, Commvault SA/SADC FULL STORY >