The bird is gone, but Bluesky beckons
Twitter has lost its way. But it will take more than political refugees to create a worthy successor.
There’s a reason we’re still talking about the digital divide.
Cybersecurity used to be seen as a necessary evil and a grudge purchase; it’s now proven to be a growth enabler.
Fazlyn Petersen, senior information systems lecturer at the University of the Western Cape, speaks to us about her passion to improve societal outcomes through technology innovation and entrepreneurship.
Standard Bank’s Justin Thomas believes technology is pointless if it doesn't solve a business problem.
Two agencies, two ecosystems: which one delivers the most value and ease of use?
Gated communities, access control, office parks, hotel security – who decides what personal information is required, where it’s stored and whether it’s a violation of the PoPI Act?
The video game industry is teetering on the same precipice as the book publishing industry, but is it really a downhill slide that signals the end of the blockbuster, or is it the start of a new age in gaming?
On a remote South African island in the Southern Ocean, scientists like Professor David Hedding are using cosmic rays to find climate clues hidden in rocks.
Between the cloud and edge, a new form of computing is taking shape.
Travelling in the digital age is less about getting lost and more about convenience.
What does AI mean for security teams?
Australia’s social media law is long on good intentions, but short on practicalities.
Institutionalised foresight is not foresight at all; it’s just another process.
Bad bosses aren’t always bad.
Around 35% of the total startup funding in Africa is going to climate tech. But this is well below the sector’s needs.
Welcome to energy-filled startups that are powering 2025.
What in the world is behind all this AI spend?
Brainstorm has been hosting its annual CIO Banquet for a decade, and to mark the occasion in 2024, we singled out two individuals who have excelled in their roles in the private and public sectors.
How best to go about keeping your systems on, all the time?
Buyers will be paying for the Mini brand, which starts at R802 000 for the base model.
Founding a startup is tough, rewarding, and, in some cases, lucrative. But at what cost?
Amazon Web Services unveils new chips, and says it can solve the hallucination problem.
Mines need proper connectivity; it’s the ticket to the game.
Following last year’s successful partnership, Telkom again supports the Wired4Women Awards programme.
Pretty fly for bio-supply
Could a tiny insect change the way we manage organic waste?
According to Professor Benjamin Rosman, if Africa is to benefit from AI, researchers on the continent need to be the ones building it, not just consuming it.
Companies are seeking the cloud sweet spot as costs and complexity remain challenging.
Cybercriminals are targeting SMEs more than ever, forcing businesses to rethink their approach to security – and who manages it.
