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Schneider Electric execs explained the role of edge computing as it relates to self-driving vehicles, at the “Life at the Edge” media conference in Singapore.

The research firm highlights three obstacles to adoption of artificial intelligence, with skills noted as the number one barrier.

The fourth industrial revolution is so powerful and visible because its features are defining the world, says Bernard Ford, CEO of One Channel.

The organisations form a partnership to invest in a hardware tech incubator, University Technology Fund and biotechnology.

Additive manufacturing is no longer a trend on its way into the mainstream, it’s a serious global business, says Akhani 3D.

Thomas Martin, principal solutions engineer, global sales at Calix, will present at FTTX Council Conference in Johannesburg, on 8 October.

Guests learned about the commercial display products, laser TVs, POS machines, commercial air-conditioners, commercial freezers and beverage coolers.

Faced with declining coal exports, SA must prepare for the ongoing technology-driven transition away from fossil fuels, says a research institute.

The institute seeks to place science, technology and innovation at the centre of SA’s development by providing research and academic programmes to students.

Former NASA spaceman Dr Don Thomas collaborates with STEM organisation Living Maths to encourage local scholars to enter STEM-related careers.

An analyst predicts a significant number of jobs in financial services will be lost as technology advances.