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Best inverter trollies to avoid load shedding
South Africans who wish to avoid load-shedding without breaking the bank may select a power cart rather than a portable power station. Mecer, Ellies, Lalela, RCT, and Kool Energy are among the top brands available locally. Inverter trolleys provide various advantages over portable power stations. Power trollies, for example, are frequently less expensive, and their

Petregaz expands fleet of tanker & buys OneLogix trucks
Southern African liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) distribution company Petregaz is set to acquire all 35 LPG trucks, tankers, and truck horses from road logistics services provider OneLogix as of April 1. Engineering News reports that through the acquisition of these assets, Petregaz will be able to expand its supply chain capabilities. The company will also

<strong>Dombey Electrics Co. Introduces the Revolutionary Dombbit Dual Mining Machine</strong>
Dombey Electrics Co. has introduced a revolutionary new product in the mining industry, the Dombbit dual Mining Machine. As a leading manufacturer of electrical and electronic equipment, the company has designed a powerful and efficient mining rig that can mine two different cryptocurrencies simultaneously. This mining rig is designed to maximize efficiency and profitability, making

Airlink appoints aviareps in North America & Asia
South African regional airline Airlink now boasts representation in markets such as North America and Asia. The development follows its appointment of Germany-based international aviation, tourism, hospitality, food, and beverage brands communications company AVIAREPS as its General Sales Agent (GSA) in these markets. Airlink’s executive manager: of sales and marketing Carla da Silva explained that

Load-shedding crushes internet speeds in South Africa's most top mobile neighbourhoods
According to Analytico's most recent data, Bryanston, Century City, and Garsfontein had the fastest mobile Internet in South Africa at the start of 2023. The data is based on 267,853 tests performed on the MyBroadband Speedtest app since January 1, 2023. MyBroadband's speed test servers are hosted in Teraco's vendor-neutral data centres, ensuring that users

Boeing and an AI company teamed up to develop self-flying military planes
Boeing Co. and Shield AI Inc. have agreed to collaborate to speed the military adoption of the startup's autonomous aircraft software and to investigate additional defence uses for artificial intelligence. Shield Hivemind, a self-driving AI pilot for aeroplanes that doesn't require GPS or other communications, is AI's signature software. It's useful in conflict zones where

<a><strong>Optimise your mobile cloud to function at its best</strong></a>
The HUAWEI environment's Mobile Cloud experience is one of its many amazing features. These user-friendly and simple services are intended to operate in tandem to maximise the capabilities of any HUAWEI mobile device. Consider these services to be an integrated approach for you to receive a secure experience that assures the safety and privacy of

South African businesses frightened over emigration
A recent white paper from payroll services provider Playroll, in collaboration with IT and developer employment marketplace OfferZen and executive recruitment agency Aims International, demonstrates that South Africa's skills issue is more widespread than industry-specific shortages suggest. According to the group's research, over 80% of all business leaders polled perceive talent emigration to be one

Standard Bank's load shedding bill quadrupled Last year
Standard Bank claims that its fuel expenses to counteract load shedding have increased from R18 million in FY21 to R72 million in FY22. This was one of the primary reasons for its operating expenses and bank branches rising 9% in the most recent fiscal year, coupled with other increases in municipal taxes. On Thursday, the

South Africa warned about new solar scam
While the government, businesses, and South Africans in general seek relief from power shedding by investing in solar, fraudsters and crooks hunt for ways to profit. The City of Tshwane has issued a warning to citizens about fraudsters posing as city personnel launching a new solar scheme. Scammers masquerade as bogus contractors, driving about in

Slack will provide users with a ChatGPT AI tool, that will write messages for them 'in seconds'
Customers who are sluggish will get "new superpowers" as the app revealed ChatGPT AI technologies geared at increasing the productivity of its millions of users. Salesforce has partnered with OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, a slow customer, to bring an artificial intelligence chatbot to the system for the first time. ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence

The 'secret' world of air-gapped software development
Security is required for software. We're all aware that anti-virus protection benefits our computers, whether it's from Microsoft Defender Antivirus or the regular suspects that dominate the malware protection industry. These technologies assist us in creating a world of safe software, however certain software application development and use occurs in much more restricted circumstances. The

The Best IT Best Practices Introduction
Best practices assist firms in improving services, products, security, and efficiency while maximising investment value. Incorporating best practices into your organisation can be a challenging process, but it comes with significant time and money savings, as well as extra benefits such as: Best practices vary by sector of IT, therefore a project manager will have

What's data masking? Types, Methods, and Best Practices
Every year, data breaches expose millions of people's sensitive data, leading numerous businesses to lose millions. In fact, the average cost of a data breach thus far in 2021 is $4.24 million. Of all the breached data kinds, Personally Identifying Information (PII) is the most expensive. As a result, data security has become a primary

Why Starlink has the potential to be a game changer in Africa
Many of us find it difficult to picture a future without fast, unrestricted Internet access. Others have even suggested that, like access to clean water and electricity, it should be considered a basic human right. Yet, as of January 2023, only 64.4% of the world population is online. The majority of those linked live in

In a data-driven world, harnessing data with the best-suited technologies is essential
With increasing trends in data and performance measures, the crown is likely to go to organisations that comprehend and maximise their data. To break through the clutter, employ business data management and data governance solutions. Therefore, data use is critical to overall change. Most firms' goals include growth, new income sources, and developing digitally enhanced

<strong>Transformational deals that empower</strong>
Absa Corporate and Investment Banking (CIB) served as the sole Financial Adviser, Bookrunner, and Mandated Lead Arranger to a syndicate of investors in the takeover of ICT firm Alviva Holdings. Alviva is a leading provider of information and communication technology goods and services in Africa. The Consortium is made up of two substantial existing Alviva

<strong>New GPU Driver Updates Released by Nvidia and AMD to Address Issues</strong>
Nvidia and AMD have recently released new GPU drivers to address issues affecting their users. Nvidia's 531.26 GeForce Hotfix driver is intended to fix an annoying bug that causes excessive CPU usage by the Nvidia Container software after exiting a game. The driver is available on Nvidia's customer help pages and includes a fix for

Rectron and DJI Launch Drone Academy in Johannesburg to Address Skills Gap in Growing Industry
Rectron, a subsidiary of Mustek, has partnered with Chinese drone manufacturer DJI to launch a drone academy in Midrand, Johannesburg. The academy will offer three courses that focus on enhancing the skills and proficiency of drone pilots. The courses will offer certification for a "remotely piloted aircraft systems maintenance technician," a remote pilot's license, and

Zambian minister votes against Argonaut's appeal
Zambian Minister of Mines and Mineral Development has refused Australian Stock Exchange listed Argonaut Resources’ appeal against the grant of a new licence over the Lumwana West area, in the North-Western province of Zambia. Minster Paul Kabuswe was ordered by the Zambian High Court in February to decide an appeal by Argonaut subsidiary Mwombezhi Resources against the cancellation
