From digital IDs to AI-powered crime fighting, here are the key tech takeaways from Sona 2026.
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Cell C’s first results as a listed company reveal a cleaner balance sheet but a business still searching for momentum.
While its other segments have showed a relatively muted performance, Cell C’s MVNO business is thriving.
South Africa will push ahead with breaking up Eskom and creating a standalone company to run the transmission grid.
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Governments and regulators need to remain agile when it comes to governance and public strategies in AI.
Countries across Africa have been quietly leading the race when it comes to the practical adoption of crypto.
Teraco, has completed its latest build project, JB4, a 50MW AI-ready facility at its Bredell campus.
Nvidia and AMD have agreed to give the US government 15% of revenue from sales to China of advanced AI chips.
This is the first in a series of articles about amazing technologies that promised to change the world but which did no such thing.
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan is already facing an uphill battle in turning around the ailing chip maker.
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Satellite company SES has agreed to buy Intelsat Holdings for $3.1-billion. Investors aren’t impressed.
Three years after Oracle moved its headquarters to Texas from California, chairman Larry Ellison said he’s planning another move.
OpenAI will begin using attributed content from the Financial Times, incorporating summaries and quotes from the newspaper.
Apple’s operating system for iPads has been designated as a “gatekeeper” under the bloc’s landmark tech rules.
Moya, an instant messaging and payments app developed in South Africa, has notched up 6.5 million monthly active users and now has market leader WhatsApp firmly in its sights.
The techno-anarchist pioneers of cryptocurrencies believed they were creating a new form of unregulated, decentralised money. They couldn’t have been more wrong.
