Quantum AI South Africa

The rapid rise of artificial intelligence has created a challenging gap between technological innovation and regulation,

Quantum computing is breaking past theoretical barriers, AI is becoming more autonomous and companies that understand this shift will be prepared the future.

In Africa, AI is not just a buzzword — it's solving real, centuries-old problems in healthcare, connectivity, and economic inclusion.

Why smart surveillance, AI are essential to SA's digital transformation By Christopher Tredger, Portals editorJohannesburg, 25 Mar 2025Rudie Opperman, manager for engineering and training, MEA, Axis Communications.

Unlike global AI laws, South Africa's AI policy framework lacks harsh consequences for non-compliance with the ethical practices of AI, say experts.

However, one of the primary challenges posed by dominant AI models like DeepSeek and ChatGPT is their limited understanding of diverse cultural contexts, languages, and regional s

Investors are rushing to invest in quantum computing, perhaps the next big idea to fuel the artificial intelligence revolution.

Quantinuum's full-stack capability, including System H2, the most powerful quantum computer in the world, unlocks the value of AI