Finding a parking space can be an adventure - when a perfectly good bay feels three sizes too small for the vehicle, writes SHERYL GOLDSTUCK.
The profiles South Africans build to get hired have become raw material for impersonation and deepfake fraud, writes MIE operations executive JESSICA DE BEER.
Distinct sonic soundscapes shape a new movie’s intricate fight scenes, Emmy-winning composers Leo Birenberg and Zach Robinson tell JASON BANNIER.
A six-question website explores how connected devices and everyday activities exposes your personal information, writes JASON ...
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Hardware to run increasingly capable applications is becoming too expensive for small business, writes KUBEN RAMSAMY, head of ...
Motorists are looking beyond showroom prices to what each kilometre costs, writes GRANT LOCKE, Volvo Car SA MD.
Lenovo is linking the library to its broader Hybrid AI Advantage offering, which combines prebuilt applications with infrastructure and implementation services. This includes its Hybrid AI Factory, ...
A concentration of bright minds offers an unusual advantage in tackling infrastructure challenges, writes DR CHRIS JARDINE, Tsebo Solutions CEO.
A steampunk Wild West of war machines and supernatural terrors comes alive in an animated series debuting today, writes GUIDO RUSSO.
A Kickstarter campaign has begun for a mouse with a touchscreen and app-aware shortcuts, writes JASON BANNIER.
New controls aim to bring the growing sprawl of corporate AI agents under control, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK from Las Vegas.
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