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Visa Expands Stablecoin Reach in Europe, Middle East and Africa
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Visa Expands Stablecoin Reach in Europe, Middle East and Africa

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Payment card giant Visa (V) has expanded its stablecoin capabilities across the Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East, and Africa (CEMEA) region, and has also formed a strategic partnership with African crypto exchange Yellow Card.Visa appears to be doubling down on stablecoins, which are fast becoming the new payment rails of the Internet, having last month invested in stablecoin-based payments firm BVNK.In 2023, Visa became one of the first …See the Story
Will AI Replace Humans at Work? 4 Ways It Already Has the Edge
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Will AI Replace Humans at Work? 4 Ways It Already Has the Edge

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If you’ve worried that AI might take your job, deprive you of your livelihood, or maybe even replace your role in society, it probably feels good to see that the latest AI tools fail spectacularly. If AI recommends glue as a pizza topping, then you’re safe for another day. But the fact remains that AI already has definite advantages over even the most skilled humans, and knowing where these advantages arise—and where they don’t—will be key to ad…See the Story
C-Suite Misalignment Over Gen AI Adoption, Shows NTT Data Research
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C-Suite Misalignment Over Gen AI Adoption, Shows NTT Data Research

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There is a misalignment among C-Suite leaders when it comes to business goals and operational readiness for generative artificial intelligence deployment.As per a report by NTT Data, a provider of digital business and technology services, while CEOs and business leaders are committed to gen AI adoption, CISOs and operational leaders lack the necessary guidance, clarity and resources to fully address security risks and infrastructure challenges a…See the Story

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Tech Sector Emissions and Energy Use Grow with Rise of AI: Report
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Tech Sector Emissions and Energy Use Grow with Rise of AI: Report

Industrial Organisations Put Themselves at Increased Risk

A study titled “Securing OT with Purpose-built Solutions“, conducted by Kaspersky in collaboration with VDC Research, illuminates the shifting landscape of cybersecurity within the industrial sector. Focusing on key industries such as energy, utilities, manufacturing and transportation, this research surveyed over 250 decision-makers to unveil vital trends and challenges faced in fortifying industrial environments against cyber threats. A strong…Cyber Security · FranceSee the Story

Security, Capital Challenges Threaten Energy Transition Gains

Global progress towards secure, equitable and sustainable energy is accelerating after years of sluggish gains, according to a new World Economic Forum report. However, rising geopolitical tensions, investment gaps, and a growing disconnect between clean energy innovation and deployment where it is needed most threaten to undermine momentum. The Fostering Effective Energy Transition 2025 report, developed in collaboration with Accenture, benchma…World Economic ForumSee the Story

Manufacturing sector uncertainty persists

The Q2 2025 Absa Manufacturing Survey reveals that uncertainty remains a dominant theme within the manufacturing sector, both domestically and globally. Business confidence declined marginally to 33 points, down from 34 in Q1, an outcome some noted could have been significantly worse given prevailing conditions. “During the survey period, GDP forecast downgrades, the evolving Budget 2.0/3.0 and political tension within the Government of National…Gauteng · GautengRead Article

Reasoning models not always the best option

The buzz on the generative AI (GenAI) scene is around reasoning – but reasoning models are not without limitations. They require more processing power and more tokens than standard models, making them more expensive. In addition, the need for additional computation can also increase latency. And, as with all large language models (LLMs), they suffer from traditional challenges. They can still hallucinate, and their results are only as good as th…South Africa · South AfricaRead Article

ISPA lays out its AfriNIC recommendations

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Visa’s ‘She’s Next’ program open for applications

For the second year running, Visa, in partnership with Absa, is rolling out its global advocacy programme, She’s Next, across South Africa – and entries are now open. According to the 2022 GEM SA survey, although women’s involvement in entrepreneurship showed a healthy increase from 9,5% to 13,5% in 2023, men’s involvement showed a greater increase, from 11,1% to 19,9%. About 21,5% of women have had to close their businesses in South Africa due …South Africa · South AfricaRead Article

New IP Transit Gateway for Africa in Joburg

Workonline Communications strengthens Pan-African connectivity at the Equinix Johannesburg data centre.Maryland · MarylandSee the Story

Scrapping the national census raises data sovereignty and surveillance fears for Māori

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Getty ImagesYesterday’s announcement that the five-yearly national census would be scrapped has raised difficult questions about the effectiveness, ethics and resourcing of the new “administrative” system that will replace it. An administrative census will use information collected in day-to-day government activities, such as emergency-room admission forms, overseas travel declarations and marriage licences. The move is not necessarily bad in pr…Geopolitics · New ZealandSee the Story

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