AI infrastructure boom shifts from chip race to supply-chain race

AI infrastructure spending has entered a new phase, says GlobalData, with demand outpacing semiconductors, memory, and power capacity despite record earnings across the technology ecosystem. This earnings season reveals that capital investment, geopolitics, and...

As AI adoption grows, more security alerts are ignored

Security operations centres are facing mounting pressure from growing alert volumes, increasingly sophisticated AI-powered attacks, and persistent staffing constraints. According to Prophet Security's Second Annual State of AI in Security Operations Report, presented...

Roman telescope aims to travel 1m miles into space

This month could see the launch a new space telescope that aims to travel 1-million miles and record billions of galaxies. The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope could launch from the Kennedy Space Station as early as 30 August aboard a SpaceX Falcon Heavy. The Roman...

Climate change is redrawing the malaria map in Africa

Malaria is the deadliest climate-sensitive infectious disease. Yet, researchers and public health officials have debated how climate change has shaped its spread. A new Nature study by an international team, including the University of Cape Town (UCT), resolved this...

Five reasons why TikTok is a privacy nightmare

TikTok is known for collecting notorious amounts of user data - and its inability to keep that data private. So much so, in fact, that in December last year, multiple US government agencies started banning the app from their employees' devices. TikTok, created by the...

Telkom to slash its workforce

Telkom is set to cut its workforce by up to 15%. The company stated today that it has entered a formal consultation process with relevant stakeholders in terms of section 189 of the Labour Relations Act (S189A process) regarding the restructuring of certain...

How technology changes our brains

Kathy Gibson is at the E-Learning Summit in East London - There’s a belief that the fourth industrial revolution is coming – but we should acknowledge that it is here already. “There is an idea that we are preparing for it, but this implies we can put it off,” says...

Strong growth in cellular IoT modules

Global cellular IoT module shipments increased by 16% in 2018 to a new record level of 221-million, according to research group Berg Insight. Annual revenues grew faster at 24%, reversing the previous trend of decreasing average module prices. The 3GPP standards for...

Making retirement great again

The 2019 Sanlam Benchmark research - South Africa's most comprehensive and respected retirement industry study - contains the country's first analysis of how the default regulations were implemented by retirement funds. David Gluckman, head of Special Projects at...

Technology at the core of Eastern Cape education vision

Kathy Gibson is at the E-Learning Summit in East London – The Eastern Cape has a clear vision to use IT and e-learning to help it meet its education goals. Mfanawethu Cele, CES: e-learning at the Eastern Cape Department of Education, stresses that the EC DoE aims to...

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...

High-stakes experience economy is here to stay

Kathy Gibson is at Saphila in Sun City - The experience economy is here to stay - and the ability to embrace it could spell the difference between success and failure for companies. Enterprise business is about developing products, marketing them, selling to...

9 out of 10 locals use mobile browser daily

Browser developer Opera has released its latest State of Mobile Web 2019 report today, giving detailed insight into the African digital landscape. The report reveals that the Opera mobile browsers and standalone news app were used by nearly 20-million Internet users...

Employers cautious on hiring in Q3

According to the most recent ManpowerGroup Employment Outlook Survey, South African employers report cautious hiring plans for the third quarter of 2019. With 8% of employers anticipating an increase in payrolls, 6% forecasting a decrease, and 85% expecting no change,...

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