How to read 6mn number plates a day
Navic has amassed a database of over 10bn licence plate reads, all of which take up 1.5PB. This can be tricky to manage.
The blessing of the brain-computer interface
Brain-computer interfaces are rapidly progressing from concept to commercialisation.
The foldable phone comes of age
The new Fold and Flip shows how the category has evolved, but also how much further it has to go.
‘Nobody wants to be the Nokia of AI’
Datacentre growth, driven by AI, will see a surge of spending this year. All without a pay-off.
How I used my car to style my hair
Vehicle-to-load is a useful feature on an EV, particularly in South Africa.
Mapping South Africa, one plant species at a time
SANBI has deployed a conveyor belt imaging system to digitise around 1.3mn dried and pressed plant specimens.
The bias in the machine
Is AI set to comprehensively entrench biases in hiring practices?
How to get stuff done
The kanban-style project and task management platform that’s stayed relevant since it was launched in 2011.
It’s a video call, Jim, but not as we know it
Google Beam won't change offices, but it could revolutionise video calls.
Zen and the art of data science
Dr Sunday Oladejo turns curiosity into algorithms, tackling puzzles like hiking slopes and climate-smart fish farming.