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Nitda, NDPC and Galaxy Backbone back Nigeria’s CyFrica cybersecurity summit on 8 October.
Three CambriLearn students entered the Eskom Expo in August. All three came back with medals.
Altron Arrow is bringing ASUS AI systems to South African organisations building local compute.
Dual-source lasers put CO₂ and MOPA fibre in one machine, covering metal and non-metal, says MaxLaser.
Router age, placement, band steering and neighbourhood congestion matter more than the speed you buy.
Nearly half of enterprises run four or more vendors in onboarding, and none of them sees the whole customer.
Liquid C2 and Cloudflare on why AI governance belongs in the infrastructure, not the policy file.
Kaspersky sets out the people, processes and technology a security operations centre needs.
Paratus Uganda launches Starlink for enterprise customers, three months after the regulator licensed SpaceX.
Solid8 Technologies on how AlgoSec Horizon handles connectivity governance in enterprise AI environments.
The flexible packaging converter has commissioned the first press of its kind on the continent, with Kemtek.
Finance sees network trouble before operations reports it, writes Backspace’s Elzette Cronje Jordaan.
Digicloud Africa is onboarding MSPs and MSSPs across the continent to resell Google’s security operations platform.
South Africa has no AI law and is not getting one soon. Four instruments already on the books reach AI agents anyway.
Mission Critical Automation status validates LSD Open’s ability to build and run Ansible automation at enterprise scale.
The thing that keeps clients never fits on a quote, writes SevenC MD Graeme Millar.
1Stream is the first South African customer experience technology provider certified to ISO/IEC 42001.
Telviva’s Viva is a digital agent that answers calls, reads your CRM and hands over to a human when needed.
BBD argues that caution keeps regulated industries on manual testing, creating the risk they fear.
Europe has one regime. Africa has more than 40. Multinationals must satisfy them all at once.