In 2020, there will be an estimated shortage of 900,000 software programmers in Europe and up to a million in the US, as 83% of these companies struggle to source tech talent. But according to Tunga, the African talent pool could be
CNet is pleased to partner with Infrastructure Masons to provide valuable scholarships to those wanting to progress their career within the data centre sector.
Mind Foundry director of research Nathan Korda explores how humanised machine learning is augmenting human intelligence.
With the latest innovations driving faster business growth and efficiency, there is an ever-increasing demand for people who possess strong digital literacy skills, a gap which The Training Room (TTR) is determined to address through its new partnership with IT recruitment specialists,
Research has found that inadequate access to skilled talent, technology, and data is holding back AI initiatives.
Could the lack of women working within artificial intelligence (AI) have a detrimental effect on our society? Nikolas Kairinos, CEO and founder of Fountech, delves into the issue of gender bias in AI.
As part of a major drive to bridge the talent gap and increase digital infrastructure industry recruitment, Ekkosense has become a supporter of the Infrastructure Masons (iM) Scholarship Fund.
Amazon Web Services has launched ‘AWS Get IT’ to encourage more girls to consider a career in tech.
A lack of technical expertise has fuelled skills shortages across the UK for the last two decades. This is according to comparative analysis of the professional jobs market by The Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo).
According to Memset, companies need to be asking themselves if their office culture could be contributing to lack of available skills.
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