WASHINGTONÂ – ARTIFICIAL intelligence is making cyberattacks against critical infrastructure faster and potentially more dangerous, raising fresh concerns over the security of systems responsible for essential public services. Water utilities, electricity
JOHANNESBURGÂ – CHINA’S deployment of robotic electricians is more than a technological breakthrough; for Africa, it could offer a glimpse of how the continent might expand electricity networks while making dangerous
by MTHULISI SIBANDA JOHANNESBURGÂ – AFRICA remains prone to cyberattacks, according to Check Point Research, the threat intelligence arm of Check Point Software Technologies. In July, African organisations recorded 3 237
by MARCUS MUSHONGA HARAREÂ – ZIMBABWE is pushing for fully digitalised, non-stop borders, championing plans by the Southern African Development Community (SADC) bloc and the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA)
ABUJAÂ – A CLOSELY-FOUGHT election for the post of Secretary-General of the African Telecommunications Union (ATU) is forecast, amid predictions the fallout between South Africa and fellow African nations could hurt
by SAVIOUS KWINIKA JOHANNESBURG – BUSINESS that embrace artificial intelligence (AI) without losing sight of their people will be best placed to thrive in the rapidly evolving digital economy, according to
by NQOBANI MATHIBELA & MARCUS MUSHONGA HARAREÂ – ECONET InfraCo, the Zimbabwean integrated infrastructure company, has deployed 90 new base station sites and rolled out solar systems to new and existing
JOHANNESBURG – ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) has emerged as the dominant force reshaping global equity markets, with technology giants and semiconductor companies recording some of the strongest market capitalisation growth among the
JOHANNESBURG – AFRICA’S expanding data centre industry should prioritise locally relevant solutions, home-grown expertise and sustainable operating models instead of replicating standards designed for Europe and North America, according to industry
JOHANNESBURG – AFRICA’S drive to become a global digital powerhouse gained fresh momentum on Wednesday as technology executives, policymakers, business leaders and innovators converged in Johannesburg for the inaugural Google Cloud
