Google in Africa
Exploring the company’s continental strategy.
What if the future of fragrance is personal, predictive and powered by precision models?
The joyless world of automation is one of diminishing returns.
The legendary Gordon Freeman has played the lead role in games that have broken new ground, records and, as the years drift by, gamers’ hearts. Is this the end of the road?
Leapmotor C10 REEV offers a unique mechanical solution to South Africa’s limited charging stations, and provides a premium interior that punches above its price tag.
Elon Musk has made some forward-thinking bets before, but these pale in the light of his latest predictions.
Smart glasses are becoming mainstream. Which brands are leading the charge?
Just what we need, an AI-powered salt shaker.
Africa – your time is now (yes, really, this time).
Finally, there’s pressure on Cell C to deliver after years of underperformance.
A look at how the human mind and machine are coming together.
Cape Town’s Technical Dispatch Centre monitors the real-time performance of the city’s water and sanitation infrastructure, reducing false alarms and improving response times.
Otter, the pioneer in real-time, AI-powered speech-to-text for meetings and intelligent insights is still going strong, even with plenty of competition.
An independent property portal is focusing on technology for estate agents and building on foundations of visibility and access to data.
New VMware owner Hock Tan has certainly moved fast and broken a few things.
AI transcribers are useful, but pose some risks to companies.
How the Motus CIO keeps the firm’s IT systems humming along contentedly.
A new regulatory sandbox will help local startups looking to set up offshore IP structures.
Show up, and do the small things properly, says Unisa’s CIO, Mathabo Nakene-Mginqi.
A cure for short-form brain rot?
Short videos are great, but swiping through them will ruin us.
Digital twins turn infrastructure into something you can stress-test, before reality delivers the consequences.
As cyber risks evolve and industry standards shift, the Public Key Infrastructure industry needs to evolve too.
When prompts model outputs and interaction logs become part of the data layer, what changes in how organisations manage risk and accountability?
