Big Blue’s shares tumbled after it indicated its second-quarter performance was weak.
Author: Ewang Johnson
The IMF July 2026 World Economic Outlook Update projects global GDP growth at 3.0 percent in 2026 and 3.4 percent in 2027. These figures indicate uneven opportunities for investors, with stronger momentum in economies integrated into the global technology and AI value chain compared to energy importers that lack such integration.
SeamlessHR, a leading African HR technology company, today announced its evolution into Seamless Technologies, a strategic transition driven by the company’s expansion into AI and financial services and its ambition to build a broader technology platform serving businesses and workers across Africa.
Last week, Geneva hosted the first session of the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance, the most recent multilateral effort to coordinate international responses to the risks and opportunities of artificial intelligence. Opening the meeting, Secretary-General António Guterres warned:
The tech giant’s July Patch Tuesday nearly tripled the previous record, with implications for crypto infrastructure running on Windows and Azure environments.
Oracle and Microsoft have underperformed their peers, partly due to their exposure to OpenAI.
Amazon says that the technology company will launch its new satellite internet service Amazon Leo in South Africa in 2027
A 41-page federal complaint accuses OpenAI and two former Apple engineers of conspiring to exfiltrate confidential hardware designs and supplier lists
In 1945, as the world emerged from the devastation of World War II, leaders faced a challenge far greater than redrawing borders or rebuilding shattered economies: they had to decide if humanity could build institutions capable of preventing its own destruction. The creation of the United Nations was born from a shared, if imperfect, conviction…
As businesses across the world race to integrate artificial intelligence into their operations, Product Design Lead and AI-native product development strategist, Matilda Anashie, has urged African startups to seize what she describes as a rare opportunity to build AI-native organisations from the ground up, rather than adapting business models designed long before the technology emerged.