Eskom is working with Nersa to develop a framework to monetise a daytime surplus created by the boom in rooftop solar.
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Capitec CEO Graham Lee has revealed the bank is seeking early access to Anthropic’s Mythos as cyber risks escalate for banks.
Capitec Connect users now call each other for free. It’s the latest blow to a product category that once built empires.
Capitec Connect will now offer free on-net calls and consumer financing for smartphones.
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Government has been accused of misleading parliament over claims it is engaging with broadcasters over analogue switch-off.
David Mignot, an experienced media and telecoms executive, has his work cut out as new MultiChoice Group CEO.
Taiwan has imposed restrictions on semiconductor exports to South Africa, though experts see the risk to the country as low.
Blu Label could pay a special dividend to shareholders if its planned listing of Cell C on the JSE next year goes ahead.
Google is seeking to avoid a forced sale of part of its online advertising business in its latest faceoff with US antitrust enforcers.
MultiChoice is at an inflection point, and the new board will be judged quickly on whether it can deliver a credible turnaround.
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Speculation is growing that Huawei will soon launch the P70, which is expected to contain an advanced China-made chip.
Elon Musk’s xAI is looking to raise up to to $4-billion in a deal that would value the company at $18-billion.
Gene Simmons is one of the shrewdest marketing minds ever to wear face paint and lick a bass guitar.
Amazon.com CEO Andy Jassy said his company’s cloud infrastructure will become an essential part of the generative AI boom.
Scientists have yet to start a fusion reaction that sustainably produces more energy than it uses. But excitement has grown as government and private plans move closer to the “net-energy gain” threshold.
Ethereum is making big changes. Perhaps the most important is the jettisoning of the “miners” who track and validate transactions on the the world’s most-used blockchain network.


































