The artificial intelligence boom is giving some of Europe’s biggest industrial companies a welcome lift.
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Provided | South Africa’s pursuit of being a key player in the fourth Industrial Revolution received a massive boost as the CSIR and Siemens South Africa entered into a partnership to empower the country’s economy and citizens with digital skills.
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You can smell the genius in the air. And there’s a hint of coffee there, too. The university students taking part in Siemens’ Cyber Junkyard 2014 have conceptualised and built automated machines to address a need in the industries that they