Hyperion was developed in-house and automates the monitoring of databases.
Improved capabilities to react to poaching incidents and deployment of technology are among the reasons rhino poaching is decreasing in SA.
It’s odd to think of a 27-year-old concerned about creating a legacy, but Tiyani Nghonyama has been making his mark on enriching the ICT skills base and empowering thousands of local youngsters.
The Department of Science and Innovation-backed data science initiative sees 2020’s first cohort of 65 students complete the programme.
The Extreme-Scale High-Performance Computing Program enables supercomputing platforms for commerce, research and science.
Convertible or 2-in-1 machines have closed the gap between PCs and smartphones, says Chris Buchanan, client solutions director at Dell Technologies.
The companies are at each other’s throats over a computer program used by hundreds of retail pharmacies in SA to dispense medicine.
Embracing a global standard for e-signatures avoids vendor lock-in and promotes application development through interoperability and re-use.
High-speed Internet connectivity and the rise of the cloud is changing organisations’ approach to desktop PCs, enabling these large devices to be replaced with palm-sized micro-computers.
Despite SA’s subdued economic outlook, technology has a massive part to play in the country’s growth in the future, with ICT spending to reach R393 billion in 2020, says the IDC.
The year 2019 saw an increase in Universe Direct's turnover, which it attributed to increased e-commerce sales and the fast growth of deals with business-to-business clients.
After showcasing some of its new products at CES, Western Digital says some of these offerings will soon make their way to SA.