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NGO creates platform to reward community work

Cape Town-based NGO has created 'Zlto', a digital currency that aims to reward community members, especially youth, for good work done.

Masibulele Lunika

Delivering exceptional customer experience with cloud

Cloud allows for a dynamic environment by being flexible, scalable and agile.

Snowden's favoured e-mail service opens shop, again

Lavabit, an encrypted e-mail service which shut down three years ago rather than hand over information to the US government, relaunches this week.

Lauren Kate Rawlins

Asus wants piece of the Raspberry Pi

The electronics company releases its own version of the small computer board, which supports 4K and retails for under R1?000.

Lauren Kate Rawlins

Tshimologong Precinct

Big plans ahead for Tshimologong Precinct

Professor Barry Barry Dwolatzky predicts 2017 will be an exciting year for the Braamfontein-based digital innovation hub.

ITWeb TV: Does SA have what it takes to produce a billion-dollar unicorn? | Episode #98

Innovation Hub CEO Bangani Mpangalasane discusses Gauteng's budding start-up ecosystem, why SA has yet to produce a unicorn company, and innovation that can be a catalyst for economic development and resolve societal challenges.

How cloud is driving the next Industrial Revolution

How cloud is driving the next Industrial Revolution

The true potential of cloud to support the fourth Industrial Revolution can only be realised through the integration of compute services with a cloud platform, says Pascal Giraud, Senior Director IAAS Foundation and Cloud Platform Oracle EMEA.

Department of Science and Technology

Pandor eyes foreign investments for R&D

Minister Naledi Pandor wants international companies to set up research and development facilities in the country.

Simnikiwe Mzekandaba

Household 3D printers still far off

The imagined future of 3D printers in households to easily print everyday objects is still a pipe dream, even as costs come down.

Lauren Kate Rawlins

Network providers aim to reduce digital divide

SA's top four network operators are increasingly offering low cost and zero-rated services, in a bid to bridge the country's digital divide.

Masibulele Lunika

Digital Economy

WEF: Workers looking to employers for skills

Research from BMC reveals workers are placing more responsibility on employers to enable them with the skills required to be successful in the digital economy.

Da Vinci Institute for Technology Management

Praesignis signs research agreement with Da Vinci Institute

Praesignis experts will develop curricula with Da Vinci academics in the fields of?innovation and data science, from certificate level up to a master's degree level.

Microsoft offers tech organisations grants

The company is calling on IT start-ups and individuals who are developing new technologies that help people affordably engage online, to apply for an assistant grant.

Sibahle Malinga

Renewable energy

Legal war looms amid renewable energy applause

While deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa lauded SA's green energy sector at the World Economic Forum, local producers are looking to take Eskom to court.

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