Infrastructure sharing delivers Internet for all

Access to the Internet is often seen as the last hurdle in bridging the ever-present digital divide. While technology itself has become ubiquitous and increasingly affordable, Internet access remains out of reach for an estimated four billion people worldwide,...

Canon expands monochrome print portfolio

Canon Europe has launched its new varioPRINT 140 series of production printers, delivering productivity gains compared with previous devices. The new varioPRINT 140 is capable of printing 143 images per minute in both simplex and duplex modes, making it the fastest...

TomTom debuts new Touch Cardio fitness tracker

TomTom has announced a new addition to its industry-leading range of wearables: the TomTom Touch Cardio. “The TomTom Touch is the ideal entry-level fitness tracker for those looking to ramp up their fitness routine,” says Chantal Grobler, country manager of TomTom....

AI: the good, the bad and the unknown

I hit a bird with my car the other day. I felt terrible. I don’t know why I felt that way. Some people might not be at all affected by the death of a bird. Why is that? What makes us respond the way we do in certain situations? What makes us think and act the...

Connected cars: from here to autonomy

F5 looks at the most critical enabler of the self-driving vision: securing the vehicle and the connected car platform South African consumers’ great love affair with the automobile is set to grow ever more passionate, as an array of new technologies start...

Successful cyber-resilience relies on executive sponsorship

Business is now almost entirely dependent on digital platforms, and cannot function if their ICT systems are impacted or attacked. So, in order to build a resilient business, cyber resilience needs special attention especially from executives. “If the lead does...