Built-in-SA facial biometrics speeds up authentication and onboarding
SoftiDoc’s facial biometrics authentication and onboarding systems use multiple AI models trained specifically for the African market, says Jeremy Engelbrecht, MD of SoftiDoc.
Nigeria’s data localisation mandate needs more than a migration plan
A rushed migration may satisfy localisation while weakening availability or increasing complexity.
The cloud gold rush is over. Now comes the hard part
Organisations that succeed will be those that move beyond mere cloud operations and focus on intelligent operations within it.
Nigeria launches national cloud taskforce
Nigeria inaugurates a national taskforce to drive cloud infrastructure investment and local data control.
Nigeria targets $750m cloud investment
A new policy framework targets an initial $250 million in private investment within the first 12 months, before reaching the $750 million mark by the end of the second year.
Nutanix puts agentic AI into action for enterprises
MCP server for Nutanix Cloud Platform brings secure, natural-language, agentic AI automation to hybrid multicloud environments without sacrificing control.
Paratus Namibia brings resilient connectivity solutions to Mining Expo 2026
Paratus specialists will be on hand to discuss specific business requirements and give advice on tailored connectivity solutions.
AI shifts IT role from operator to orchestrator
The SolarWinds World Tour will outline how organisations can move from reactive troubleshooting to self-healing, resilient IT environments.
Google Cloud, AI adoption gains momentum in Africa
At the Google Cloud Africa Summit, Google showcased the progress and roadmap for Google’s Gemini Enterprise agentic AI.
Dell PowerStore for Nutanix Cloud Platform is now available with Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure 7.6
Dell PowerStore brings NVMe all-flash storage to Nutanix with transparent Prism integration and independent scaling.
Neill Nortje appointed new country manager of Paratus Zambia
Nortje succeeds Marius van Vuuren, who has been appointed by the group as COO.
Raxio, AFR-IX boost connectivity in Lusophone Africa
The companies are partnering to expand advanced network infrastructure in Angola and Mozambique, delivering localised, low-latency connectivity to accelerate digital ecosystems.