Mad scientists
The AI companies are calling for a slowdown, but there’s no way the genie is going back into that cramped bottle.
Live translation works well enough to sell, as long as you speak one of the few languages worth the compute.
US frontier models may still be ahead, but Chinese labs have almost closed the gap, particularly with everyday workloads.
Lithium? Sodium? What's happening in the world of batteries?
Any country lucky enough to host datacentres will benefit from enormous injections of capital.
In its 2026 financial year, Altron HealthTech switched 107mn claims valued at R121bn, giving it a market share of about two-thirds.
The secret to office games might be to join them.
The space rockets that are filling up our orbits.
Building proprietary harnesses is a way that humans can work with AI rather than against it.
Cloud adoption is becoming ubiquitous. How do cloud service providers ensure they stand apart?
Eight generations in, Samsung’s once-upon-a-time proof of concept foldable is all grown up.
Providing news and entertainment to the millions who can afford nothing else is important, but the SABC cannot be allowed to wallow in sclerosis indefinitely.
White House clears way for private cyber firms to hack foreign actors, and Amazon breaks ground on a massive new off-grid AI datacentre.
