5G remains next major frontier in telecoms technology
According to a senior industry executive, 5G will accelerate the growth of the Internet of Things, resulting in enhanced automation, efficiency, and quality of life.
Samuel Mungadze
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Kaspersky shares privacy predictions for 2024
Amid international Data Privacy Day, Kaspersky provides privacy forecasts for 2024.
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Cryptocurrency scams in South Africa
The promise of Automated Robots that can make money for investors is just one example says Richard de Sousa, Senior Partner at AltCoinTrader.
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Living (safely) on the Edge
The importance of alighting an optimal security posture will only grow as more compelling edge computing use cases come online says Simon McCullough, Major Account Manager, F5 Networks.
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'100-million consumers will shop in AR online, in-store by 2020'
Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality will rely on 5G to change the customer experience inside and outside retail stores, according to research.
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Why does next-gen video studio need Ethernet infrastructure?
The move to support next-generation augmented reality (AR)/ virtual reality (VR) applications and other use cases at 4K and 8K resolution is exposing cracks in current technologies.
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OPINION: AR no longer the exclusive domain of the CMO
Department heads should not only be aware of what is on offer, but work with AR and VR specialists to explore potential opportunities argues digital marketing specialist Johan Walters.