NASA scientists find sun’s history buried in moon’s crust

NASA scientists find sun’s history buried in moon’s crust

The sun is why we’re here. It’s also why Martians or Venusians are not. When the sun was just a baby four billion years ago, it went through violent outbursts of intense radiation, spewing scorching, high-energy clouds and particles across the solar system. These...

Few understand how cryptocurrencies work

A lack of understanding and trust is holding consumers back from using cryptocurrencies. A new Kaspersky report, “Uncharted territory: why consumers are still wary about adopting cryptocurrency”, reveals that whilst 34% of South Africans have some...
Manufacturing leads in hybrid cloud implementation

Manufacturing leads in hybrid cloud implementation

The manufacturing industry’s hybrid cloud usage and plans outpace the global average across industries. The deployment of hybrid clouds in manufacturing and production companies has currently reached 19% penetration, slightly ahead of the global average. Moreover,...
Fujitsu closes the e-learning loop for real rural benefit

Fujitsu closes the e-learning loop for real rural benefit

Kathy Gibson is at the E-Learning Summit in East London – When Fujitsu set out to solve one specific problem – that of bringing e-learning to mud schools in the Eastern Cape – it had little idea that just two years later it would have built a self-sustaining...
Digital framework key to enable e-learning

Digital framework key to enable e-learning

Kathy Gibson is at the E-Learning Summit in East London – Job losses are inevitable if learners are not equipped with the skills they need to compete in the digital world. “Technology is key to empowering learners to live with the fourth industrial revolution,” says...
SA companies embrace AI

SA companies embrace AI

New research shows artificial intelligence (AI) pilots and experimentation are now prolific across South African companies, with businesses showing a willingness to embrace AI and experiment using new technology. In fact, 46% of South African companies say they are...