Building a Babel fish
Live translation works well enough to sell, as long as you speak one of the few languages worth the compute.
Despite plug-in hybrids still leading in sales, there are signs of change.
How can the business remain secure when the perimeter is dispersed, and attacks are automated?
The Western Cape government’s CISO on how she’s managing cybersecurity for 14 departments.
Stellenbosch University researchers have edited grapevine DNA to boost resistance to disease and drought.
Discovery’s Group CISO on how he protects the digital lives of its customers and staff.
The AI companies are calling for a slowdown, but there’s no way the genie is going back into that cramped bottle.
This looter shooter where the sea life wears Japanese streetwear and robs an island chain has no business being this hard to put down.
There aren’t enough conversations about the negative externalities of LLMs.
US frontier models may still be ahead, but Chinese labs have almost closed the gap, particularly with everyday workloads.
Why should tax-compliant citizens have to repeatedly provide a detailed picture of their movements, money and possessions?
A startup prioritising human health in the enterprise.
FNB’s new CEO Lytania Johnson believes the future of banking is less about transaction volumes and more about using customer insights to make intelligent decisions.
The decision to buy an Ozzie software startup meant looking beyond the balance sheet.
Lithium? Sodium? What's happening in the world of batteries?
Any country lucky enough to host datacentres will benefit from enormous injections of capital.
The independent research lab that builds beautiful images using LLMs.
The share of pension fund assets invested in venture capital remains negligible, at no more than 0.2%.
The secret to office games might be to join them.
Candidates are using AI to write their CVs. Recruiters are using AI to screen them. Have we automated humans right out of this vital aspect of human resources?
Let your finger do the monitoring.
In its 2026 financial year, Altron HealthTech switched 107mn claims valued at R121bn, giving it a market share of about two-thirds.
A disaster waiting to happen
How disaster maps, spatial plans and seasonal readiness are being used to build a city that can take a hit.
How do companies improve connections between people while simplifying connectivity and reinforcing data and security?
Insurers are reimagining customer experience rules, smoothing the process of buying insurance and submitting a claim.
Deploying agents turns out to be the easy part. Proving what they are worth is where projects are coming undone.
