Revenue to hit $1bn as quantum breakthroughs advance

Worldwide, quantum computing revenue is projected to total $1,1-billion in 2027, according to Gartner. “Nations and businesses have scaled spending in quantum literacy, patents, partnerships, and early use-case exploration,” says Gaurav Gupta, vice-president analyst...

Fuel price shock will hit supply chains hard, driving prices up

South Africa’s latest fuel price increase will put fresh pressure on already strained supply chains, says supply chain industry body SAPICS. The organisation warns that the cost impact is likely to extend far beyond the transport sector and into consumers’ pockets at...

SA must put jobs at the centre of its AI future

South Africans are embracing AI, but turning that appetite into economic opportunity will require trained educators, reliable Internet, affordable access, recognised skills pathways, scaling of existing financing models, and investment in the country’s own languages,...

SA’s data centre boom starts to raise questions

South Africa’s rapidly expanding data centre sector is highlighting a fundamental gap in how the country plans and regulates major digital infrastructure: there is no comprehensive public record of how many facilities are operating, where they are located, or how much...

12th Gen Intel Core processor family launched

Intel has launched the 12th Gen Intel Core processor family with six new unlocked desktop processors, including the 12th Gen Intel Core i9-12900K for better gaming performance. With a max turbo boost of up to 5.2 GHz and as many as 16 cores and 24 threads, the new...

AI key to cutting energy demand for telcos

Communication service providers (CSPs) around the world believe that deploying artificial intelligence (AI) software is essential to reducing fast-rising network energy demand and emissions, spurred by internet traffic growth. This is among the findings of new...

South African team misses third place

The fourth day of the Sasol Solar Challenge saw the eleven teams competing in this gruelling endurance event cross the border from the Free State into the Eastern Cape. Strong winds throughout the day and a particularly challenging hill meant teams had to carefully...

Use digital disrupters to build the business

Kathy Gibson reports from Gartner Symposium in Cape Town – Digital disruption is affecting everyone and, like it or not, it’s a journey that just about every company will have to take at some stage in the future. “When we talk about digital, we talk about the fusion...

Top technology trends and the business impact

Kathy Gibson reports from Gartner Symposium in Cape Town – The disappearing data centre is one of the main strategic imperatives that CIOs need to keep in mind as they move forward. “The physical data is still there, we’ve still got them, but the boundary of the data...

Pinnacle moves to reassure market

Pinnacle has moved swiftly to reassure the market following the mention of one of its subsidiaries, Pinnacle Micro, in a court case against SANDF General, Leon Eggers who is facing three charges of bribery and corruption dating back to 2008. In the commercial crimes...

IT fails to deliver on the mobile revolution

Kathy Gibson reports from Gartner Symposium in Cape Town - The mobile revolution is well underway, but IT organisations and software vendors alike have failed to deliver the solutions that will take advantage of the proliferation of devices in workers’ hands. David...

All change in the vendor arena

Kathy Gibson reports from Gartner Symposium in Cape Town – IT vendors all seem to be driving different strategies in order to thrive in the new digitalisation world. But the jury is still out on whether the right move is to go big, as Dell has done; rationalise, as HP...

What CIOs need to do to thrive

Kathy Gibson reports from Gartner Symposium in Cape Town - CIOs are under pressure to contain costs while driving innovation, but what the big technology bets are going to be over the next months is still up in the air. Peter Sondergaard, senior vice-president of...

Are you prepared for malicious insiders?

Organisations around the world believe they are their own worst enemy when it comes to cybersecurity, with 45% saying they are ill-equipped to cope with the threat of malicious insiders and twice as many, 90%, calling malicious insiders a major threat to the...

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