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Stolen AI API Keys Expose Businesses To Fraudulent Cloud Bills
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A security breach at cloud hosting provider Railway has exposed the financial risks organisations face when attackers gain access to…
Vodacom Targets AI-ready Data Centres For Kenya And SA
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Vodacom Group plans to build high-capacity, AI-ready data centres in Kenya and South Africa through co-investment partnerships to help African…
Nyanza Digital Summit To Develop Regional ICT Investment
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The ICT Authority and Siaya Digital Hub are preparing to convene stakeholders from six counties for the inaugural Nyanza Digital…
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Qantas Restructures Head Office Operations, Affecting 850 Jobs
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On Tuesday, November 10, 2026, corporate staff at Qantas’s Mascot headquarters in Sydney received an email from Chief Executive Vanessa…
ChatGpt Enterprise Lands On AWS Marketplace As Claude Fable 5.2 Goes Multi-Cloud
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For most of the past three years, buying enterprise AI meant opening a new supplier account. That brought new contracts,…
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