‘Ferrari’s EV breaks the internet’

‘Ferrari’s EV breaks the internet’

Episode 7 of Watts & Wheels – TechCentral’s electric motoring show – opens with mock outrage: the South African Car of the Year results are in, and the Alfa Romeo Junior didn’t take the overall title. Hosts William Kelly and Duncan McLeod demand a recount – though they concede the Junior’s best design win takes…

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Africa: The African Union’s Corruption Wake-Up Call – Is This the Beginning of Renewal or Just Another Speech?

Africa: The African Union’s Corruption Wake-Up Call – Is This the Beginning of Renewal or Just Another Speech?

Every so often, a statement emerges from the African Union that makes one pause and wonder whether the institution has finally found its voice. The recent call by the Chairperson of the African Union Commission for governments to move beyond anti-corruption laws and focus instead on implementation was one such moment. It sounded refreshingly candid….

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New IT degrees target SA’s digital talent gap

New IT degrees target SA’s digital talent gap

Leon Smalberger, CEO of the Academic Institute of Excellence. The Academic Institute of Excellence (AIE) has introduced three new Bachelor of Information Technology degrees, as South Africa continues to grapple with a chronic shortage of ICT skills. Registered at NQF Level 7, the new qualifications focus on software engineering, network, cyber security and data science….

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China’s BrainCo bets on wearable brain tech

China’s BrainCo bets on wearable brain tech

Brain-computer interfaces, a nascent technology, establishes a direct link between human minds and devices. BrainCo Elon Musk’s Neuralink, which uses implants in people’s heads to compensate for disabilities, has become the poster child for so-called brain-computer interfaces (BCI). But some companies are betting that mass-market neural tech won’t require opening the skull at all. BCI…

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U.K. rattled by killing of politician Ann Widdecombe as murder probe continues

U.K. rattled by killing of politician Ann Widdecombe as murder probe continues

LONDON — A former British lawmaker was found dead with serious injuries at her home Thursday, prompting a murder investigation that has reignited concerns about the safety of the country’s politicians. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content. Ann Widdecombe, 78, was one of Britain’s most recognizable…

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Rapid recovery, not just backup: A new approach to business resilience

Rapid recovery, not just backup: A new approach to business resilience

Ashok Marimuthu, Strategic Consultant at AvePoint. Business resilience has evolved far beyond traditional backup and disaster recovery. As organisations become increasingly dependent on cloud services, SaaS applications and AI-powered technologies, the ability to restore data alone is no longer enough. Today’s organisations need to rapidly restore critical business operations, protect against cyber threats and maintain…

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