Hundreds of OpenAI agents crossed intended boundaries while trying to complete cybersecurity tasks. The more uncomfortable question is whether their behaviour reflects some of the same incentives, rationalisations and systems of power that shaped the world they learnt from.
South African organisations appear to be moving AI workloads out of public cloud at a higher rate than companies anywhere...
Enterprise AI has managed to make GPUs glamorous. Storage hasn’t had quite the same makeover, but that may be a...
South Africa’s telecommunications operators are committing extraordinary sums to physical network transformation. Vodacom’s Vision 2030 programme carries an R85.2-billion price...
The race to own secure AI infrastructure deployment is no longer just between cloud hyperscalers. It is happening on the...
AWS has pushed 18 new models onto Amazon Bedrock in what it’s calling its largest single expansion of the platform,...
Enterprise AI has become remarkably easy to buy and stubbornly difficult to make useful. A company can give thousands of...
AWS is putting $1 billion behind a new Forward Deployed Engineering organisation that will send AI engineers directly into customer...
South Korea’s $576bn chipmaking expansion plan places the country’s two dominant memory manufacturers at the centre of a wager that...
Gordon Thomson has watched customers ask Cisco to simplify its management stack for the better part of 15 years. At...
AWS has launched AI Factories, a new offering that deploys dedicated AI infrastructure inside customers’ own data centres rather than...
The ATU Ministerial Forum at AfricaTech 2025 in Cape Town wasn’t really about artificial intelligence. It was about legitimacy —...












