Tomorrow’s tools for today’s security problems

Organisations that do not have a clear longer-term security roadmap in place are putting themselves at risk of being compromised. It is the companies that are already investing in tomorrow’s tools to solve today’s problems that will survive the ongoing...

FIFA World Cup 2018 was the most connected ever

The FIFA World Cup 2018 in Russia, involving 32 national teams playing 64 games at 12 venues in 11 cities, was watched by almost half of the world’s population. It was also the most connected World Cup ever, with broadcasters, organisers and visitors racking up...

New advances in question answering software

A University of Birmingham researcher has developed a novel method for high accuracy question answering (QA) which is believed to be the most accurate in the world. QA software automatically answers questions posed by users, much like Siri, Alexa and Google Now do....

NFVI revenues to reach $5,6bn

Communications service providers (CSPs) are being challenged to transform their carrier network infrastructure (CNI) to create new business network services, generate new revenue streams, and improve their operational efficiency. Against this backdrop, CSPs are...
These are SA’s top tech teachers

These are SA’s top tech teachers

South Africa’s Internet Service Providers’ Association (ISPA) has named Matema Jacobeth Malatji of Diopong Primary School as ISPA SuperTeacher of the Year 2018. ISPA is the longtime sponsor of South Africa’s longest-running national ICT in education...

Made-in-SA tech tackles banking challenges

South African developer e4 has been named among the top 11 finalists in the Ecobank Fintech Challenge for its new Virtual Identity product. The competition aims to identify innovative solutions that address African-centric issues within the financial services sector....