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 | Lauren Hartzenberg We are in the midst of a technological revolution, and it's not only blurring the lines between the physical and digital spheres but between how we live and work... read | |  | Lauren Hartzenberg The number of mobile phone users is expected to hit 4.8 billion in 2017 and 2,55 billion people are predicted to engage on social networks... read | |
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 | GirlCode, a non-profit organisation aimed at empowering women through technology, has introduced The GirlCode Hackathon Workshop Series... read |
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 | Gavin Holme and Rudraksh Bhawalkar As technology evolves at an exponential pace, and increasing numbers of individuals live in urban areas, the concept of smart cities is gaining momentum... read |
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 | F5 Networks has announced the EMEA results of its 2017 State of Application Delivery report. The report, now in its third year, surveyed over 2,000 IT... read |
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 | Trevor Coetzee In the conventional economy, money is the only currency. But we are increasingly inhabiting a world comprised of the cloud, mobility, the Internet of Things... read |
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 | The Protection of Personal Information Act (PoPI) may not have been made effective yet, but businesses need to make compliance one of their top priorities... read |
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 | Mark Bregman The explosion of data in today's digital economy has resulted in a fundamental shift from using data to run the business to recognising that data is the business... read |
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 | Thabiso Mochiko The electronic-waste industry would need at least four times more recycling centres to cater for the rise in the number of devices and household electrical items... read |
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 | Following several months of in-depth investigations, Samsung Electronics announced the cause of the Note7 incidents: design and manufacturing flaws associated with the lithium-ion batteries... read |
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 | Bruce Zhou The ability to connect machines, devices, sensors, and other everyday things into an intelligent network and make sense out of them, has huge promises... read |
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 | Yahoo said Monday its $4.8 billion deal to sell its core internet assets to US telecom titan Verizon has been delayed several months... read |
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 | Alan Knott-Craig If Cape Town can use Airbnb to tackle housing shortages in poor communities and provide residents with additional rental income whilst increasing the availability of tourist accommodation, it will have created a... read |
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 | Kenyans can now enjoy faster connections with less buffering as ShowMax partnered with SEACOM, a data service provider and the first company to launch broadband... read |
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 | A technology industry alliance devoted to making sure smart machines don't turn against humanity said on Friday that Apple has signed on... read |
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 | The Seedstars Summit will address how technology and innovation from emerging markets will be affecting businesses in the next decade.... read |
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 | Leigh Andrews Apps are having their moment, with Stuff Magazine having just announced the winners of its annual Gadget and App awards for 2016. Here, Stuff publisher and editor-in-chief Toby Shapshak shares a few of his favourite entries and why tech brands in particular need to put customer experience first... read |
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 | Social media giant Facebook announced late Wednesday it had recruited Hugo Barra, who recently quit a top position with Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi... read |
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 | A charitable foundation backed by Mark Zuckerberg and his wife said Monday it has bought a Canadian artificial intelligence startup as part of a mission to eradicate disease... read |
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 | Linda Ensor Discussions with leading operators in the information and communications technology (ICT) sector on the implementation plan for the government's radio spectrum policy... read |
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 | Luke Muller South Africa has leapfrogged into the information age with extensive wireless communications services and speedy smartphone adoption... read |
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 | Dominique Collett Even the most hardcore Luddite can't ignore the rate at which technology is changing South Africa's financial services industry. read |
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 | Rudi Van Rensburg, senior manager Primary Storage All Flash at Dell EMC, debunks myths about flash storage and discusses why it's become the only realistic choice for primary storage. - View/Rate |
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