What we talk about when we talk about cloud
In 2026, cloud sovereignty is on everyone’s lips.
Hyperscale cloud providers are going sector specific, but what that actually means differs sharply across industries.
AI is giving the software market a shakeup, and customers should pay attention.
Inside the engineering decisions that shape a datacentre’s efficiency and determine how green it can be.
What does it take to secure a cloud estate that is growing faster than anyone can govern?
Developing AI in Africa is essential to ensure the technology reflects the continent’s realities, priorities, and opportunities.
Government has shifted its attention to digital infrastructure and how it can be a catalyst for investment. How’s that going?
As cloud adoption matures, migrations are becoming more strategic, with local businesses increasingly looking to the cloud to unlock opportunities to create measurable value.
Datacentres are ballooning across the continent, with five countries leading the charge.
Local data constraints and a chilly geopolitical climate are pushing data sovereignty from compliance to a core strategy.
Massive cloud builds are superheating the market. What could go wrong?
Consider these two pieces of contradictory news. One, a US State Department cable from February 18 in which US diplomats are directed to lobby against efforts to regulate US technology companies’ handling of foreigners’ data.
In an era where speed, scale, and intelligence define market leadership, cloud computing is no longer just an IT decision – it’s a business imperative.
