Token prices are falling; enterprise AI bills are not. For South African business, a currency problem no global report mentions makes the gap worse.
Airnergize Capital’s R3.89 billion Fund I targets solar, storage, water, gas and transmission infrastructure businesses in Africa.
ACSA plans to roll out AI, robotics, blockchain and a metaverse platform as part of a R21.7 billion push towards “airport 4.0” by 2031.
A next-generation nurse call system will improve the local healthcare sector by delivering higher quality care and boosting patient satisfaction through targeted communication and emergency prioritisation.
South Africa pushes BRICS to create an independent international panel to scientifically evaluate AI, amid heightened attention on the behaviour of AI models.
The companies will combine technology to enable organisations to build, customise and run AI apps using their own data.
The consulting and tech services firm seeks fintech platforms it can scale across financial services clients, while taking local capabilities into the UK and Middle East.
New technology is putting training creation into the hands of employees and subject experts as the global corporate e-learning market heads towards $335 billion.
Agentic AI carries hidden costs many organisations are not measuring, says President Ntuli, MD of Hewlett Packard Enterprise South Africa.
EMEA companies struggle to control autonomous AI workflows, as regulatory pressure increases scrutiny for executives, says Veeam.
After investing over $819 million in skills development and infrastructure in Africa, AWS commits a further $1.5 billion until 2029.
A new ITWeb and Veeam survey reveals a confidence gap: 52% of African executives trust their data recovery, yet 32% have never tested it.