technology

Kate Thompson Davy: Postcards from the edge

Navigating the age of the techlash

The techlash is here, thanks to privacy violations, social manipulation, data breaches, and misinformation.

Celebrating excellence in tech

The inaugural Wired4Women awards took place at the Houghton Hotel in Johannesburg on May 22, celebrating excellence in technology across 11 categories.

Wired4Women Tech Forum

Staff Writer

Why is Google losing the AI race?

After nearly three decades of global dominance, the company is starting to lose its shine.

Artificial Intelligence

Alistair Fairweather

Squeeze out every drop

Do you need a chief content officer for your pod?

Podsqueeze

Kate Thompson Davy

Absa’s technology champion

Absa’s tech COO Philile Mkhize has fought racism and sexism to get to where she is today.

Cover story

Lesley Stones

Chinese EVs geared to dominate South Africa

Chinese car makers now produce more than half of all electric cars sold worldwide in 2023.

Chinese EVs

Nafisa Akabor

Towards political change, one funeral at a time

Waiting is not going to get you very far if you have grand plans for taking charge of your country’s future.

Bronwyn Williams: Back To The Futures

Bronwyn Williams

SKA will help us see galaxies far, far away

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.

Insight: Academia

Tiana Cline

Going beyond backups

It’s time to put your disaster recovery plan to work.

Best practice: Disaster recovery

Tamsin Mackay

Inventor gadget

UCT’s holistic approach to developing innovative, award-winning medical devices.

Sudesh Sivarasu

Tiana Cline

In debt to technology

There’s plenty of innovation in the debt collection business, such as the use of AI to help guide who is given a loan in the first place.

PEOPLE | C-SUITE

Lesley Stones

The big four free AIs

How do Copilot, Gemini, Meta.ai, and ChatGPT stack up?

Insight: Generative AI

James Francis

The problem with failing fast

Fail fast, fail often is good advice for entrepreneurs, but not so much for surgeons.

Failing fast

Kate Thompson Davy