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It’s a scenario playing out across organisations every day: a video conference freezes mid-meeting, a virtual training session stalls or a hotel guest abandons check-in in frustration. The culprit is often the same—Wi-Fi.
At the heart of the shortage, Francis explains, is a collision between supply and demand. Global production of DRAM and NAND flash, the two types of memory that power everything from laptops and servers to smartphones and network equipment,
Namibia stands at a critical juncture in its journey towards Vision 2030. Whilst digital transformation has been identified as central to achieving our ambitions for a knowledge-based, competitive economy, we face a sobering reality:
In 2024, Namibia recorded over 1.1 million cyber incidents. One major breach exposed 626 gigabytes of sensitive data, while globally, organisations witnessed a 47% surge in weekly cyberattacks during Q1 2025. These numbers tell a stark story: traditional security approaches are failing at an unprecedented scale.
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