Municipalities and private sector companies are spearheading the replacement of legacy metering infrastructure with smart metering for electricity and water utilities.
As South African companies sign up for the next four-day week pilot, a hybrid work model and emerging tech are key to making it a long-term reality.
Premier Panyaza Lesufi details Gauteng’s R2.7 billion investment in broadband, in an effort to ensure reliable connectivity for the region.
African businesses accelerate cloud adoption due to pressure from clients and competitors.
While little changed in the 2000s, the coronavirus pandemic accelerated technology to the point that people now expect fast, easy-to-navigate systems for personal use.
ITWeb Brainstorm and the Wired4Women Tech Forum are launching the 100 Influential Women in Tech publication.
Companies are increasingly adopting the principles of integration and automation that have rendered DevOps a cornerstone of digital innovation, says Francois Seegers, Product Manager at Blue Turtle.
Despite AI's allure, translating promise into profit poses a persistent challenge for businesses.
Eastern Cape’s Lindamahle Innovation Centre students graduate with much-needed ICT skills after a year-long pilot programme.
Substantial progress has been made in engagements with the consortium of equity investors bidding for Telkom’s masts and towers business.
Edge computing can be described as the concept of having compute and storage capacity physically close to where users are generating, consuming and manipulating data, says Jonathan Duncan, technical director, Africa at Vertiv.