Why cyber needs to be part of your brand
Organisations are currently investing between 6% and 15% of their IT budget on cyber.
Implementing zero-trust will depend on how you define it.
To do compliance properly, you’ll need a guide.
The kids coding revolution hasn’t gone away, but now it’s being used with AI to help children build apps and games.
Local healthcare startup Welo lowers medical costs by linking companies with nurses and doctors that offer home care.
Is AI set to comprehensively entrench biases in hiring practices?
The kanban-style project and task management platform that’s stayed relevant since it was launched in 2011.
Data makes for a compelling sting in the platitude tail.
Old electronics still end up in landfill sites. How do we get more from e-waste?
Google Beam won't change offices, but it could revolutionise video calls.
The world needs people who don’t conform because they trigger different ways of thinking, says Standard Bank’s Lisel Engelbrecht.
Siemens’ head of learning, Shaleenah Marie, on what shaped her life and career.
The gender pay gap isn’t down to skills or talent – it’s institutionalised gender bias framed in male-centred systems.
The most credible threat to AI investors is also the most mundane.
Dr Sunday Oladejo turns curiosity into algorithms, tackling puzzles like hiking slopes and climate-smart fish farming.
Box-office receipts continue to decline, but there’s life in the old industry yet.
Apple is playing catch-up to Android’s early 2024 offerings.
Zero Carbon Charge’s EV stations will soon be coming to a major highway near you.
Two US court cases offer guidance on how AI model builders should treat copyrighted material.
Finding her game plan
Who says you can’t drop the mic on one industry and build another that channels chaos into creativity?
H3D wants to be a leading organisation for integrated drug discovery and development. Here’s how AI is helping them do just that.
AI is becoming an important ingredient for most software solutions, but is it really going to save companies from the vagaries of infrastructure decay and ongoing congestion costs?
China’s cloud market shows how infrastructure, policy and local priorities converge, creating a different model for data sovereignty.
