Two Southern African nations switched on sovereign digital trust anchors this past fortnight, ahead of South Africa.
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Chinese state media says Dario Amodei’s call to slow AI development is really about containing Beijing.
Analysts have warned that Apple has not clearly defined who the R50 000 iPhone Duo is actually meant for.
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Demand is increasing in South Africa for electric vehicles but price remains a major barrier to adoption.
Communications minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni has drawn a line in the sand, saying the switch-off of analogue television broadcasts in South Africa will happen by the end of March.
Microsoft launched Windows 11, the latest version of its operating system, on Tuesday, offering better security and a fresh lick of paint. But good luck getting it.
Online learning platform Udemy has filed regulatory paperwork for an initial public offering in the US. Naspers spinoff Prosus is a big investor.
A class-action suit has been filed in the high court against Telkom and its insurance provider over claims that Telkom clients were routinely overcharged for insurance.
Facebook Inc blamed a “faulty configuration change” for a nearly six-hour outage on Monday.
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Tencent bought back shares for a second day on Monday after its first repurchase in four years spurred speculation the battered Internet behemoth may do more to support the stock.
Alibaba Group chairman Jack Ma told The New York Times that he plans to step down from his role at the company on Monday, marking the end of an era at China’s e-commerce juggernaut.
Dell Technologies, the world’s largest closely held technology company, reported growing sales and raised its outlook for the year in the midst of its $21.7-billion plan to return to public markets.
British Airways is investigating the theft of data including personal and credit card details from customers who used its website and mobile app to make reservations.
Nokia and Microsoft, both struggling to stay relevant in the booming smartphone market, plan to ink a broad-ranging agreement that will result in the Finnish handset
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