Anyone can use the tech giant's five-qubit quantum processor via the cloud.
Smart technologies are helping to build confidence in a safe city and secure business districts, says mayor Parks Tau.
A global study finds SA has made strides in its cloud computing policies, as Russia and China fall behind.
The three research chairs aim to strengthen research and innovation between the two countries.
Homeowners and business execs can use a phone to arm a security system, control temperature gauges, switch on appliances and control lighting, says BT-SA.
The programme is aimed at architects and other IT professionals responsible for delivering IT services and business transformation.
The telco giant's foundation begins the Instant Schools For Africa programme, to bring tablets and e-learning resources to millions of young Africans.
Aireon partners SA's ATNS to use technology that precisely tracks the location and position of aircraft in the region in real-time.
Artificial Intelligence will lead to a crisis in certain industries, as massively disruptive technologies replace jobs, say experts.
The ability to work anytime, anywhere is seen as having the single-biggest impact on employee productivity, says the Economist Intelligence Unit.
Italian-based company TerniEnergia opens the Paleisheuwel solar plant, with a total installed capacity of 82.5MWp.
The mobile science labs will assist in the teaching of science at schools in the area.