IBM gives Watson $50m healthcare boost

Zenlabs, Zensar's innovation hub, has filed for diverse patents within two years of its launch.

Keynote speaker at upcoming Africa Tech Week, global tech strategist Salim Ismail, believes Africa needs to embrace change in order to build solid businesses.

It is predicted the elections will pose many challenges for SA's ICT environment this year, as organisations tread with caution in an uncertain political environment.

Digital farming, radical recycling and mapping the microbiome have the potential to change the way people work, live and interact, says IBM.

Supercomputer Watson is now portable across any cloud business to prevent vendor lock-in, says IBM.

The fusion and integrated use of disruptive technologies will enable change for Industry 4.0, say two University of Pretoria professors.

Poised to be the third wave of the cloud revolution, private cloud 3.0will be adopted by forward-thinking organisations, says Cloudistics.

The local cloud services market is expected to explode when Amazon Web Services and Microsoft open their data centres in South Africa.

Cloud is no longer a mystical concept, but a concrete pipeline to a more flexible, cost-effective work environment, says Elingo.

IFS South Africa and Matsei Technologies develop a digital aquaponics farming solution using the Internet of things, to help combat malnutrition in Africa.

The National Assembly participates in its first exhibition showcasing the country's readiness for rapid advances in ICT.