Bandwidth Blog & Smile 90.4FM Tech Tuesday: Genie 3!

Bandwidth Blog & Smile 90.4FM Tech Tuesday: Genie 3!

Google DeepMind is launching a new AI world model called Genie 3, which can generate interactive 3D environments in real time. This new version promises significant improvements, including longer play sessions and the ability to “remember” where objects are placed within a virtual space. Read: Google Deepmind launches Genie 3, an AI video model that…

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Standard Chartered, WomHub unveil third Women in Tech cohort

Standard Chartered, WomHub unveil third Women in Tech cohort

The third cohort of the Women in Tech Programme kicks off. Standard Chartered, in partnership with WomHub, announced the launch of the third cohort of the Women in Tech (WiT) programme. Standard Chartered South Africa has invested $50 000 to empower women‑founded tech enterprises. The WiT incubator programme aims to improve gender equality and innovation in science,…

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Tech loopholes fuel vehicle theft surge in South Africa

Tech loopholes fuel vehicle theft surge in South Africa

Advancements in wireless technology have made it possible for vehicle owners to access and start their cars without having to insert a physical key into the door or ignition cylinder. However, the convenience of keyless access does have its drawbacks, with criminals exploiting technology loopholes to make vehicle theft much easier. They no longer need…

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African Science and Tech ‘Missing’ From Wikipedia

African Science and Tech ‘Missing’ From Wikipedia

Nairobi, Scidev.Net — Despite Africa’s growing digital footprint, the continent’s science and technology remains underrepresented on Wikipedia, one of the world’s most visited sources of information. While Africa accounts for around 10 per cent of Wikipedia articles, less than one per cent cover science and technology, Anusha Alikhan, chief communications officer at the Wikimedia Foundation,…

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ACSA unveils R21.7bn modernisation, tech drive at SA airports

ACSA unveils R21.7bn modernisation, tech drive at SA airports

ACSA wants to improve passenger flow, minimise service disruptions and enhance customer experience. Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) is positioning itself as a future-ready airports operator, announcing a R21.7 billion capital investment pipeline focused on digitisation, innovation and infrastructure modernisation over the next five years. Unveiling its financial results for the year ended 31 March…

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