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Matthew Burbidge

VMware rings the changes

The virtualisation company has now moved to subscription licensing, which, it believes, is a “change for good”.

Is Azure down right now?

We’re now so invested in the hyperscalers that there’s no way back. It’s a good thing they don’t break too often.

Technology

Matthew Burbidge

Brainstorm 2024 calendar winner crowned

Zhinel Pretorius has won the 2024 Brainstorm calendar competition commissioned by Huawei and Mustek.

C-Suite

Matthew Burbidge

The new, polarised, world order

What will be the long-term implications of the US trying to hobble China’s access to advanced technologies?

Technology

Matthew Burbidge

Trust me, I’m a deepfake

GenAI presents a threat and an opportunity to cyber teams. What has been the experience of South African security personnel?

Roundtables

Matthew Burbidge

Why lift-and-shift doesn’t work

With cloud, it’s a mixed picture in South Africa. Some enterprises are well on their way, while others still appear to have prosaic concerns.

Roundtable

Matthew Burbidge

The AI-fuelled data tsunami

The datacentre boom is just getting started, and will be supercharged by AI.

Technology

Matthew Burbidge

How Nutanix is profiting from VMware sale

Nutanix has finally turned a profit and says it’s seeing much activity in its pipeline, following the sale of VMware to Broadcom.

Verticals

Matthew Burbidge

Africa’s drift to cloud

When it comes to continental cloud, South Africa has well over 90% of the installed capacity.

Technology

Matthew Burbidge

Cloud puffs

Vodafone, Microsoft ink decade-long deal.

Technology

Matthew Burbidge

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s Elon Musk

Not a day goes by without some new insight into Elon Musk, which is just the way he likes it.

Innovation

Matthew Burbidge

Storage at the speed of FLASH

Flash memory was invented by Fujio Masuoka while he was employed at Toshiba in the early 1980s.

Business

Matthew Burbidge

It’s in the post

Pity the post office workers of the world: dogs, rain, and hills, not to mention IT.

Technology

Matthew Burbidge