Adrian Hinchcliffe
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 18, 2026
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- Jul 24, 2026
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ITWeb TV: Tracker’s journey to becoming a techco (opens the original)
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After 30 years in operation, Tracker is synonymous with vehicle recovery, and according to CEO Dillan Fernando, the name is a verb that is achieving the same level of ubiquity in South Africa as Hoover. However, Tracker has progressed beyond only recovering vehicles. Speaking to ITWeb TV, Fernando talks about recovery of assets, which, in addition to tracking vehicles – for various reasons – can also include monitoring people and even pets for safety and welfare. He says Tracker has gone from it
ITWeb TV: Energy competition beckons beyond the blackouts (opens the original)
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South Africa’s energy space has evolved over the past few years, but even more significant market transformation lies in the years ahead. Regulatory changes, the separation of Eskom, decommissioning of coal power stations and the growth of renewable energy are all set to play their part. This is according to Katherine Persson, MD of SOLA Group, speaking to ITWeb TV this week. “The energy system in South Africa is quite stable at the moment,” she said. “We haven't had load-shedding [for over a ye
ITWeb TV: The growth of AI at the edge (opens the original)
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As data centre buildouts become increasingly contested and demand surges for both generative and agentic AI use cases, one part of the solution is running workloads at the edge. In an interview with ITWeb TV, HP Southern and Central Africa MD Yesh Surjoodeen maps out the increasing role that AI PCs – the latest computing devices equipped with neural processing units – are expected to play. Processing AI workloads at the edge relies less on the centralised cloud computing model, he says, with inf
ITWeb TV: Driver rights top of mind as local e-hailing bylaws loom (opens the original)
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The enactment of Section 66A of the National Land Transport Amendment Act has been transformational for e-hailing services, leading to increased recognition thanks to the formalisation it brings to the sector. While the e-hailing platforms had six months from September last year to comply and get national accreditation, there is a still a journey to take, as the bylaws of local municipalities need to be determined and then addressed. In response to a parliamentary question in July, transport min
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