Intel, Rolls Royce use AI for autonomous shipping

Rolls-Royce builds shipping systems that are sophisticated and intelligent – and eventually it will add fully autonomous to that portfolio – as it makes commercial shipping safer and more efficient. It is doing so using artificial intelligence (AI) powered...

CER warns of dangers of new coal plans

Attorneys from the Centre for Environmental Rights (CER) will today (16 October) tell Parliament that an Integrated Resource Plan for Electricity (IRP) that provides for expensive new coal-fired power, at a time when South Africa needs to be urgently transitioning...

SodaStream aims to clean up plastic waste

SodaStream International has lauched the “Holy Turtle” – a massive ocean contraption designed to clean plastic waste from open waters. The device will be initially piloted today in the Caribbean Sea, off the coast of Roatán, Honduras, as part of an...

Digitalisation transforms recruitment process

The way an organisation engages top talent throughout the hiring process is critical to securing that talent and maintaining a positive brand reputation. Digitalisation has played a massive role in the transformation of the talent recruitment process in the last few...

Orange debuts IoT connectivity

Orange Business Services is accelerating the Internet of things (IoT) in enterprises with IoT Connect Anywhere, a low power wide area network (LPWA) connectivity offering based on LoRa open standard technology. IoT Connect Anywhere provides on-premise connectivity...

8K TV shipments set for growth

After declining unit-shipment volumes in 2017, global TV shipments are forecast to grow 3,6% year over year in 2018, with additional 1,4% growth in 2019, according to a new report from business information provider IHS Markit. Of the 226-million TVs expected to ship...