From London to Jakarta, governments are moving to tighten rules on children’s screen and social media use.
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Absa CTIO Johnson Idesoh says the speed at which software is changing influenced its recent R2.4-billion write-down.
MTN Group has appointed five new directors to its board while confirming a new chair of its South African business.
With 5 500 jobs at risk, the Post Office is nearly out of road, business rescue practitioner Anoosh Rooplal tells the TechCentral Show.
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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has predicted that gigawatt-scale data centres will be built in space within the next 10-20 years.
Trade union Solidarity has signed a deal with a US company to export South African IT skills – online, from South Africa.
Business conditions in South Africa’s private sector improved for the fifth month running in September.
eMedia has told investors it plans to boost the production quality of its eVOD and e.tv products using visual effects.
Customers of Oracle’s E-Business Suite “have received extortion e-mails”, confirming a warning first issued by Google.
The capacity and reach of the undersea cable infrastructure connecting South Africa to the world is growing at a rapid pace.
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Generative AI is only just starting to make its economic impact felt, OpenAI chief technology officer Mira Murati said.
Sony Music is in talks to acquire Queen’s music catalogue in what could be one of the biggest ever deals of its kind.
Apple is seeking a senior engineer to help build a television and sports app for Android.
The new committee will spend 90 days evaluating the safeguards in OpenAI’s technology before giving a report.
The epic fight over who controls the future of the car industry is about to get a whole lot more interesting.
The successful launch on Saturday of the James Webb Space Telescope is a timely opportunity to reflect on what previous generations of telescopes have shown us.

































