Articles about Microsoft

AI, zero-rating drive SABC Plus platform expansion

The video streaming platform targets increased accessibility through zero-rating, artificial intelligence and gamification, as it transforms into a content aggregator.

Hyperscalers’ $3tn AI bet pushes consumer RAM prices up 250%

The AI data centre boom drives investment, starving consumer memory chip supply and pushing RAM prices up 250%, with no end in sight.

Microsoft revenue jumps 17% as AI, cloud drive growth

Operating income climbed 21% to $38.3 billion, while net income surged 60% to $38.5 billion for the quarter ended 31 December.

Modernising business applications with Microsoft

The longer companies delay modernising, the more they lose in migration costs and missed opportunities, says Mint Group.

The cloud is not the destination. It’s how you grow once you get there

Cloud maturity isn’t a fixed milestone – it’s an evolving goal, says Luke Bainbridge, channel manager – Azure Microsoft Division at Westcon-Comstor.

2025 global tech sector layoffs surpass 200k

A total of 244 851 people were laid off in the tech industry globally in 2025, with the adoption of automation and AI punted as the dominant force behind the job cuts.

Telecoms transformation fight puts billions on ice

An empowerment policy deadlock clouds telecoms reform that could create thousands of jobs through billions in investments.

Transnet to pay Gijima R60m as R1.5bn IT deal arbitrated

The dispute over a R1.5 billion contract is now set to be resolved through arbitration.

AI drives record-breaking tech M&A in 2025

Tech giants spent trillions securing AI capabilities in 2025, while SA saw major telco consolidation and fintech IPOs reshape the local landscape.

From Google to Uber: Tech winners and losers in 2025

Artificial intelligence isn’t a guaranteed win on the stock market for all international tech companies.

IAM basics beyond the AI buzz

While enterprise attention is on how to leverage AI, it’s vital that the basics of identity and access management are still followed.

$20tn club: How Magnificent Seven turned early investors into millionaires

The so-called “Magnificent Seven” stocks – Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, NVIDIA and Tesla – are worth more than China’s economy