Due to ongoing financial troubles, Cell C will retrench almost 40 percent of its employees – or 960 of the total 2,500 workforce.
Month: June 2020
In a joint statement, Mercedes and BMW have announced the end to their partnership in working on self-driving automobile technology.
Facebook has bought Mapillary, with which it wants to take on Google Street View. Mapillary has largely relied on crowdsourced images.
ASUS South Africa has just launched five new laptops in the country, for every possible use case. Suitable for gamers and content creators alike.
Amazon will be hiring 3,000 new employees in South Africa in customer service and technical support for its international e-commerce business.
Schooling and general learning is taking a new approach across different countries, ours included, with technology being firmly at the forefront of that.
What if we are creating AI, through incognisant biases or wilful participation, that inherit some of the biggest flaws of human nature?
Google's experimental incubator Area 120 has released a new app, dubbed Keen, that offers a take on Pinterest powered by Google Search data.
Twitter is testing out a new feature of allowing audio tweets on the platform for “a limited group of people,” launching on iOS first.
The NBA will isolate players and other personnel to restart the season and could use smart rings to to monitor the well-being of all.
A team from the Beijing has developed DeepFaceDrawing, an AI that produces a photo-realistic picture of a person’s face from a sketch.
DC Comics' Justice League: Snyder Cut movie is still some way off, till then we luckily have FanDome, set to take place on 22 August, to look forward to.
