AI has turned cybersecurity into an arms race

AI has turned cybersecurity into an arms race

From hacked supermarket fridges and a record cryptocurrency theft at Binance to an emergency over flaws in widely used web software, companies worldwide are facing a wave of cyberthreats that executives say AI is accelerating and making more sophisticated. The surge is straining IT departments, with staff working overnight to patch software vulnerabilities, and is…

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Race opens to run South Africa’s .co.za domain

Race opens to run South Africa’s .co.za domain

The .za Domain Name Authority (Zadna) has put the contract to run .co.za, South Africa’s main commercial internet domain, out to tender, ahead of the expiry of the current operator’s agreement in September 2027. The request for proposals, issued on Monday, covers registry services for .co.za, .web.za, .net.za and .org.za. The winning bidder will get…

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Federal prosecutors announce investigation into Alaska Senate race

Federal prosecutors announce investigation into Alaska Senate race

IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Now Playing Federal prosecutors announce investigation into Alaska Senate race 05:59 UP NEXT Campaign of ‘hate’ towards El-Sayed is ‘beginning to backfire’: Rep. Debbie Dingell 08:13 Mississippi Dem. Senate candidate: Trump promised ‘America First,’ but delivered ‘Mississippi last’ 09:46 The…

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Africa’s 406 Million Gamers Are Triggering a Race to Build the Business Around Them

Africa: Why Africa’s Agricultural Crisis Is a Matter of Race, Class and Epistemicide

Africa’s reliance on industrial agriculture reflects colonialism, inequality, and the erasure of indigenous knowledge, while intensive farming has driven soil degradation, environmental harm, poor nutrition and economic exploitation. Restoring agricultural sovereignty requires reclaiming indigenous knowledge, addressing land inequalities, and shifting toward regenerative ‘landculture’ centred on soil health, biodiversity, food security and community wellbeing. Across Africa,…

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Land availability gives SA edge in data centre race

Land availability gives SA edge in data centre race

South Africa’s available land could attract larger AI data centre campuses. (Image source: 123RF) South Africa is emerging as one of the markets for next-wave data centre growth in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region, with the country’s availability of land potentially giving it an advantage, as established European hubs face growing constraints….

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