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Insights on cloud platforms, migration and resilience, from Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud to new cloud regions in Africa.
In today’s fast-moving digital economy, organisations are no longer asking if they should move to the cloud, but how and when. The shift from legacy systems to modern, software-defined platforms is transforming the way businesses operate.
As organisations accelerate their digital transformation and move workloads to the cloud, new capabilities in artificial intelligence are becoming a strategic differentiator.
In late October 2025 Microsoft’s cloud platform Azure which powers countless enterprise services including productivity tools, gaming platforms, and digital infrastructure has experienced a major outage triggered by an inadvertent configuration change.
OpenAI has taken a bold step into the desktop computing space with its acquisition of Sky, an advanced AI interface built specifically for Mac users. Sky allows users to interact naturally with their computers, assisting with writing, planning, and coding through an interface…
Google Cloud is experiencing one of its strongest growth periods in years and much of that momentum is coming from a perhaps unexpected source: AI startups.
The next chapter of computing could redefine how we interact with our devices. Microsoft’s senior executives are already sketching the blueprint, not in speculative speeches, but in forward-looking interviews that hint at a radical shift toward intuitive, AI-powered experiences on Windows.
Google has officially expanded its AI Mode to more than 180 new countries, introducing advanced agentic features, personalization tools, and collaboration options. This marks a significant evolution in how people interact with search.
In a strategic shift designed to meet unprecedented demand, OpenAI has expanded its cloud infrastructure to include Google Cloud, marking a major step toward a more resilient and diversified hosting strategy for ChatGPT.
A recent cybersecurity incident has drawn renewed attention to the growing risks of running unsupported software within enterprise environments. A critical vulnerability in Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013, long after its official retirement, was actively exploited…
In a bold move shaking up the AI coding landscape, Anysphere the company behind the viral coding tool Cursor has quietly acquired enterprise AI startup Koala, signalling a strategic push against Microsoft’s GitHub Copilot.
A once-close partnership between OpenAI and Microsoft is reportedly showing signs of strain, as new reports suggest the two AI giants are drifting apart over conflicting strategies, financial tensions, and mounting regulatory pressure.
The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) has found itself at the center of a national conversation following a controversial policy shift announced by newly appointed Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies, Solly Malatsi.
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