The Competition Commission has approved a deal that will see Open Access Data Centres expand its local footprint.
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Louis Gerstner, the former CEO and chairman of IBM, died on Saturday, aged 83.
Naspers and Prosus chairman Koos Bekker has sold shares in both companies worth about R2.5-billion over three trading days.
The Competition Tribunal has approved the sale of Herotel to Vumatel, but subject to an extensive set of conditions.
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Former Dimension Data Group CEO Jason Goodall, who was appointed as CEO of Dimension Data parent NTT Ltd in mid-2019, will step down from his executive responsibilities next year.
Bitcoin has surged about 20% this week, breaching $22 000 for the first time and stirring predictions that more gains lie ahead for the world’s largest cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin smashed through $20 000 for the first time on Wednesday, its highest ever, amid increased institutional and corporate interest.
MultiChoice Group has another rival streaming service to its new DStv Ultra personal video recorder and satellite decoder – this time it’s Amazon Web Services.
The department of communications & digital technologies has embarked on a process to merge some of its entities in line with a plan to rationalise state entities.
Bitcoin may have grabbed the headlines in 2020 with a price gain of 160% for the year to date, but this pales alongside its smaller brother, ethereum, which has clocked up a gain of 344% so far.
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The Chinese Internet giant, best known for its popular games and ubiquitous messaging services, has shed more than $150-billion in market value since a January peak.
The Chinese company that makes most of the world’s bitcoin mining rigs – as well as a big pile of mining and crypto-trading profit – is thinking about a stock market listing
Tencent slumped after taking another hit to its gaming business when regulators told the social media giant to remove Monster Hunter: World from its PC downloads service just days after the action title’s debut.
Oracle is named in a lawsuit alleging the company’s executives lied to shareholders when they explained why cloud sales were growing.
Gijima, the IT company controlled by controversial businessman Robert Gumede, is seen as too important to be allowed to fail, according to a source familiar with the thinking behind this week’s deal between the company
MTN president and CEO Phuthuma Nhleko delivered his final set of annual results for the telecommunications group on Wednesday, showcasing another dazzling set of numbers and sending the share price up
