Going beyond backups
It’s time to put your disaster recovery plan to work.
If we want happy and fulfilling life at work, we need to be proactive about it.
It takes an extraordinary amount of effort to train a large language model. Until now, that is.
The techlash is here, thanks to privacy violations, social manipulation, data breaches, and misinformation.
Onboarding brings plenty of risk. Best lay your plans carefully.
Uptime is a business priority. Like the air, you only notice when it’s not there.
AI washing rears its ugly head.
Just when you think you’ve got it all figured out, one of the hyperscalers will launch the next big thing and it’s time for an infrastructure refresh…
Business transformation is a constantly moving target that’s less about the technology than the mindset of the business itself.
The inaugural Wired4Women awards took place at the Houghton Hotel in Johannesburg on May 22, celebrating excellence in technology across 11 categories.
A platform that caters to women's safety concerns, and a low-code insurance solution.
The tower defence game sub-genre puts players in the strategic hot seat and teaches so much more than how to protect a base from the destructive forces of evil.
After nearly three decades of global dominance, the company is starting to lose its shine.
Nvidia’s sales have doubled in the last year. How long can it last?
Do you need a chief content officer for your pod?
Using AI to help get SMBs enterprise-grade cybersecurity for less.
Is Nvidia’s desktop generative AI a reliable solution for sensitive data? No, but it’s a start.
Chinese car makers now produce more than half of all electric cars sold worldwide in 2023.
Absa’s tech COO Philile Mkhize has fought racism and sexism to get to where she is today.
Deneshree Govender keeps watch over risk and compliance for Stanlib, but must also look to nascent trends.
Waiting is not going to get you very far if you have grand plans for taking charge of your country’s future.
Nutanix now has over 25 000 customers, and its annual recurring revenue increased 24% to $1.8 billion.
The University of Pretoria’s first PhD graduate in astrophysics is gearing up to use the world’s largest radio telescope, the Square Kilometre Array.
In their quest to improve infrastructure, cities are increasingly adopting new and emerging technologies to improve efficiency and promote economic growth.
A smart tool designed to support legal firms with tracking, and accounting and document management.
The UN says over 700 million people don’t know where their next meal will come from. Could cultivated meat be part of the answer to alleviating the food crisis?
