Seeing Gauteng in a new light
Using night-time satellite imagery, GCRO researcher Yashena Naidoo is building a high-resolution view of Johannesburg’s economy, one pixel at a time.
My crash course in a VR helicopter
Realistic, repeatable and low-risk, Airbus' H125 simulator prepares pilots for the kinds of mistakes you only want to make once.
What’s your backup plan?
Backups are everywhere, but not all of them are built to survive what comes next.
How to get stuff done
The kanban-style project and task management platform that’s stayed relevant since it was launched in 2011.
China’s rising clouds
China’s cloud market shows how infrastructure, policy and local priorities converge, creating a different model for data sovereignty.
Zen and the art of data science
Dr Sunday Oladejo turns curiosity into algorithms, tackling puzzles like hiking slopes and climate-smart fish farming.
Finding her game plan
Who says you can’t drop the mic on one industry and build another that channels chaos into creativity?
Where the wild things are
Wonderfully weird and incredibly enthralling, this game might just give you an existential crisis.
Welcome to the weird world of vibe coding
AI is changing how we write software, and, in some cases, how we don’t. I tested a few tools and learned that the future of programming is equal parts creativity, chaos and cats.
Captain thorium to the rescue
How one NWU nuclear engineer is rethinking thorium and South Africa’s role in the atomic energy future.
Reinventing the shark net
A science-driven solution means everyone gets to swim in a safer ocean – even the sharks.
The cyberleader the business actually needs
What happens when those responsible for protecting the business from threats start showing how it’s done?
Big tech’s big bet on cloud security
In the age of AI, cloud security is more important than ever.