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The market for push-to-talk devices is booming, particularly among South Africa’s private security guards.
Enterprise architects need to start thinking about the business.
Apple could still help virtual reality find its place.
With the plethora of cyber tools out there, is the endpoint still vulnerable?
Some mining technologists are doing blue-sky thinking when they should be keeping their eyes on the ground.
New Leaf Technologies simplifies corporate training and education, and is another South African success story.
Banks and fintechs tout digital tools in a race to capture the rising SME market.
Local print newspaper sales have slumped by about 60%, so what attracted Martina Madali to join media company Arena Holdings?
If traditional teaching methods fail, can game-based platforms like Minecraft transform abstract concepts into intuitive experiences?
How is GenAI reshaping the media industry?
An intelligent blend of technologies simplifies parking lot management for companies and institutions.
Is end-to-end encryption non-negotiable, or should we tolerate backdoors?
Janice Jordan wanted to build a business large enough to be relevant, but small enough to be agile.
Are there any rules about when and when not to apologise?
Ageism, especially for women, begins to hurt in the salary department from that big ol’ birthday onwards.
How did cats claw their way into our feeds and evolve into the internet’s most enduring algorithm?
The Volvo EX90 has five radars, eight cameras, two interior cameras and 16 ultrasonic sensors.
Wildlife cameras are transforming conservation across Africa by giving people a front-row seat to the wonders of nature.
All this past month’s AI shenanigans, which can probably be blamed on white genocide.
There is a corner of the gaming internet where people connect over chronic diseases and debilitating pain, and find solace and friendship.
It's remarkable how Google, a company that once defined internet innovation, has made me, and countless others, seek answers elsewhere.
We should expect that most systems that rely on reviews and feedback, from shopping to movies to hotels, are already compromised.
Homegrown chatbots now speak your language
Understanding local dialects doesn’t always require an LM.
The Protection of Personal Information Act has been in force for four years, which makes now the right time to ask how companies are tackling compliance and technology.
Cape Town’s Centre for High Performance Computing aims to “democratise” its computational capability. Here’s how.
In the age of AI, cloud security is more important than ever.
