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latest news & developmentsSMMEs lose R49 million annually to cyber breaches
Awareness is the most important aspect in the world of cybersecurity, according to experts in the field
Government data must stay in South Africa, says state technology executive
Data sovereignty is a key priority for governments and other entities as they migrate to public cloud services
Khaya Sithole: Taken for a ride by the gig economy
Better laws can stop companies such as Uber from riding roughshod over people who do work for them but are denied employment benefits
South Africa must have a stake in artificial intelligence technology
The country needs an institute that will be a conduit for AI knowledge to industry, society and government
Apartheid criminals still at large
Corporations and banks that aided the apartheid regime have not been brought to book, so they continue to act with impunity
Big data a game-changer for universities
New technology may be perceived as a threat to the academy, but it can also reinvigorate learning
The most bizarre cheats in sporting history
Doping bridge players? Cyclist gangs? Some competitors will go to any lengths to win
SMME changes the global landscape of superconducting and quantum circuit design
Innovation Award: SMME for innovations and their research and/or development by a team or individual
IBM aims AI at Africa
Artificial Intelligence is seen as an advanced and dangerous technology, but IBM is showing how it can help solve problems in Africa
IBM calls on SA youth to pursue science and technology
Just a few years ago, IBM opened its first research lab on the continent, in Nairobi, Kenya.
IBM research lab to work with the cool kids
Braamfontein will soon be home to not only artists and hipsters, but tech-savvy researchers attracted to innovation and rejuvenation of the city.
IBM cooks up thought for food
Watson, the technology company’s cognitive showpiece, is bringing artificial intelligence into the kitchen by conjuring up recipes.
Compliance, corruption, collusion
Simplify and maintain sanity to meet demanding legislation, analysts say.
IBM to target Nairobi’s traffic nightmares
Kenyans hope that IBM’s choice of Nairobi as the spot for its first African commercial research centre will provide solution to the city’s traffic.
BMW owners vent anger at months-long wait for spare parts
Drivers have expressed anger as BMW faces huge lag times in replacing parts due to a new supply-management system at its central warehouse.