A New York Times report of a second affair has deepened Nvidia’s crisis over Jensen Huang.
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AA CEO Bobby Ramagwede tells Watts & Wheels that South Africa’s car manufacturing industry could be decimated within five years.
SunCentral 1 supplies three customers. SolarAfrica says its next two plants will share their output among 42.
Home affairs says smart ID replacements are now offered at 753 bank branches, beating its target.
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What did South Africans search the Internet for in 2021? Google, which is by far the most popular search engine used in South Africa, has the answers.
Vodacom has launched Easy2Own, a new offering that it said will make it easier for poorer consumers to afford smartphones.
By many counts, 2021 was the year cryptocurrencies were finally embraced by institutions. Now those same money managers say the asset class is ripe for a big selloff.
Omicron’s ability to evade vaccine and infection-induced immunity is “robust but not complete”, South African researchers said.
Equinix is acquiring Nigerian data centre and submarine cable operator MainOne in a deal that gives MainOne at an enterprise value of $320-million.
Chinese Internet giant Tencent Holdings has invested in South African digital bank TymeBank.
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Netflix is buying its first production studio, the New Mexico facility used to make The Avengers and Sicario, to accommodate its growing output of original movies and television shows.
The silence of Tesla’s board over the past two days after Elon Musk went on another Twitter tirade raises fresh questions about who has what it takes to oversee the unpredictable CEO.
Elon Musk has insulted the Securities and Exchange Commission days after settling a fraud lawsuit with the US agency, potentially imperiling a deal that allows him to remain Tesla’s CEO.
The White House national security adviser has said Chinese cyberattacks on the US validate the Donald Trump administration’s emphasis on offensive cyber operations of its own.
Is your fancy new smartphone behaving strangely? Don’t just shrug it off. Security experts warn that as phones become more like computers, they’re becoming a target for the writers of malicious software
Wholesale call termination rates come down at midnight tonight, but consumers shouldn’t expect retail price cuts from the big mobile operators. Both Vodacom and MTN have confirmed to TechCentral
