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New HIRAX telescope to explore dark energy, radio flashes

SA launches HIRAX, a multimillion-rand radio telescope that will help the country take the lead in the new age of radio astronomy and scientific exploration.
Simnikiwe Mzekandaba
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Google wants to keep it cool with AI

The tech giant will let artificial intelligence make autonomous data centre cooling decisions in its centres around the globe.

Lauren Kate Rawlins
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Enterprise
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ZTE resumes SA operations after US lifts ban

The Chinese company recommences business in SA after suspending operations across the globe following biting US sanctions.

Admire Moyo
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Driving licence applications to go online

The Road Traffic Management Corporation plans to introduce an online system to allow the public to secure bookings at vehicle driving licensing centres.

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Musk under major emotional stress

In a tearful interview with the New York Times, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the past year had been the most difficult and painful of his career.

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How to manage project volatility

Managing project volatility is essential if project failure is to be avoided.

Marilyn de Villiers
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IOT
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Big data, analytics revenues to reach $260bn by 2022

The banking and manufacturing sectors are making the largest big data and analytics investments, says IDC.

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SkyGroup appointed Barco ClickShare training centre

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Microsoft set to open source its powerful network emulator

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Business Process Management is not an IT function

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Cloud Computing: Can you do without it?

Cloud computing has seemingly become the silver bullet of the digital age. It has laid the foundation for new types of businesses like Uber and Airbnb to come from nowhere, to reshape industries. But does the cloud live up to the hype? Is it worth the effort for these businesses to make the switch? What are the hidden costs and threats of them moving to the cloud?
Larry Claasen
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