SA’s scientific research entity puts tech and data analysis at the heart of improving road safety policies and products.
The South African government has embraced the reality of artificial intelligence and the fourth industrial revolution with urgency and optimism.
The utility wishes to add smart nodes to its TAP aggregation solution, to gain pervasive visibility into its network.
The Competition Commission publishes findings of a survey that investigates how South Africans engage with news across various online platforms.
The firm intends to recommend that shareholders at the upcoming AGM approve a proposal to change the company’s name to iOCO.
The fast-paced, ever-evolving digital environment poses challenges for South African regulators, with AI and security topping the difficulties list.
As African governments move to attain AI sovereignty, they must address AI’s potential to exacerbate existing inequalities.
Independent power producers announce significant investments in battery energy storage projects in the North West and Northern Cape.
The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition works alongside other departments to finalise the electric vehicle policy guidelines.
The power utility announces the first four of seven new executive appointments to address its business challenges.