Vertiv announced that Chief Technology Officer Stephen Liang will retire on Jan. 1, 2026, after more than 30 years of service. Liang played a key role in shaping the company’s technology strategy through his work at Emerson and during Vertiv’s transformation. Earlier this year, he narrowed his focus to lead innovation and oversee the firm’s long-term technology vision. His leadership helped establish Vertiv as a leader in digital infrastructure.
Scott Armul will assume an expanded role as Chief Product and Technology Officer, effective January 1, 2026. He was promoted to executive vice president of global portfolio and business units on Jan. 1, 2025. Armul will oversee the Technology Office and lead engineering, research, development...
Cisco has introduced a unified quantum networking software stack that allows quantum computers to operate as a single system, removing current hardware barriers. This platform supports quantum algorithms running across multiple processors and enables classical applications through quantum networking. It builds on Cisco’s full-stack strategy, used previously in classical internet development, with layers for applications, control, and devices.
Three research prototypes showcase the software stack: a distributed quantum compiler, a physics-based eavesdropper alert system, and a decision-making tool using entanglement. The stack integrates a chip generating over 200 million entangled photon pairs per second. Cisco’s approach combines...
Kaspersky’s AI Technology Research Center has launched an online course to train cybersecurity professionals on defending large language models against potential threats. The course focuses on identifying vulnerabilities, applying defense strategies, and securing AI systems that use these models. As more companies adopt AI and Internet of Things technologies, the need to protect such systems has grown significantly in 2024.
The course offers real-world case studies and practical exercises to help learners apply structured security frameworks and develop robust protections. Led by the Research Development Group Manager, Vladislav Tushkanov, the program features video lectures, labs, and interactive sessions. Participants will explore...
Political analyst Sheriff Kaisi said the decision by six independent lawmakers to join the ruling Democratic Progressive Party will strengthen the government’s influence and weaken the opposition in parliamentary sessions. The legislators, elected as independents in the Sept. 16 general elections, have declared allegiance to the DPP. They are Josephy Malingamoyo of Ntcheu North East, Fretcher Padoko of Balaka Bwaila, Dyress Mbengo of Ntcheu Dzonzi Vai, Donnex Mpuzeni of Machinga South West, Abigail Bongwe of Zomba Likangala, and Paul Ng’oma.
Kaisi said the development follows a familiar trend in Malawi’s politics, where independent members often join the ruling side after elections. He said such moves, while lawful, raise questions...
The Evangelical Association of Malawi urged the Malawi Electoral Commission to expand civic and voter education to help citizens understand their responsibilities during elections. The appeal aims to reduce voter apathy and increase the number of valid ballots. EAM Advocacy Officer for Karonga District, Fumbanani Mwale, made the request on Monday at a stakeholder meeting on the electoral process review held in the district.
Mwale said confusion before the last elections affected public trust in the process. He explained that the commission’s effective handling of the polls later restored confidence. He added that weak civic education led to low voter participation and a higher number of void votes.
Karonga District Elections Officer...
Mobile banking is enhancing access to financial services in Malawi, particularly for individuals in rural areas, who can now transact, save, and receive money without needing to visit a bank branch. This trend has grown with Finca Malawi’s “Transact and Win, Tikuoneni Kena Kake” promotion, which ran from Aug. 8 to Sept. 30, 2025. Marketing Manager Takondwa Chirwa stated that the campaign resulted in an 80 percent increase in digital transactions and over 1,500 draw entries, indicating a growing customer trust in mobile banking.
Finca’s upgraded mobile system allows interbank transfers, making transactions more accessible nationwide. Chirwa encouraged rural customers to continue using digital platforms, highlighting their security and...
Vice-President Dr. Jane Ansah has condemned a fraudulent Facebook page that has been spreading false information using her name. She disclosed that an individual created a fake account impersonating her and publishing misleading content related to the Office of the Minister of State and the Office of the Second Vice-President. Dr. Ansah called for immediate disavowal of the page, expressing concern over the impersonator’s intent to deceive the public and undermine her office.
She emphasized that the fake account is not linked to her verified communication channels and urged the public to verify online information before sharing it. Her office has reported the issue to Meta and requested the removal of the account. Dr. Ansah remains...
Airtel Malawi has commended the combined efforts of its staff, the Malawi Police Service, the media, and the public in tackling vandalism of its fiber infrastructure. The recognition came on Tuesday from Mphatso Manda, Airtel Malawi’s Director of Networks, who reported notable progress since the company’s public appeal in June. Manda cited two major arrests: one suspect was caught vandalizing cables in Lilongwe’s Area 3 and sentenced to 30 months in prison, while another was apprehended near Kanengo and Area 25, with prosecution ongoing.
Manda credited swift police action and effective public awareness for these outcomes. He urged continued vigilance to protect digital infrastructure, highlighting the vital role fiber networks play in...
Police in Monkey Bay, Mangochi district, are holding two men, Brasco Mhango and Tiyamike Chiume, both 31, in connection with the theft of a boat engine and fuel tank belonging to the Malawi Defense Force Maritime unit. According to Sergeant Alice Sichali, Public Relations Officer for Monkey Bay Police Station, the incident happened on Oct. 3 and Oct. 4, 2025, when Maritime officers discovered that a Digger boat’s fuel tank and Yamaha engine were missing.
On Oct. 5, authorities received a tip that the suspects were trying to sell the stolen items in the Mvunguti area. Police arrested Mhango and Chiume and recovered the property. The suspects reportedly found the boat floating in Lake Malawi after it was swept away by heavy winds and...
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