Four tech giants pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into AI report results this week – and investors want signs of returns.
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The communications department has pushed the long-promised merger of Broadband Infraco and Sentech to 2029.
From US courtrooms to Australian government reports, hallucinated citations are everywhere. Pretoria has now joined the club.
The global media group will become the first French company with a secondary listing on the Johannesburg bourse.
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Vodacom South Africa said on Friday that it has begun testing an advanced new 5G technology.
BankservAfrica is rebranding as PayInc in a move that signals an intention to reshape South Africa’s digital economy.
Ford’s South African unit plans to lay off more than 470 employees, the Solidarity trade union said on Thursday.
Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence start-up, xAI, has released a new “speedy and economical” agentic coding model.
The Reserve Bank is keeping a watchful eye on developments in stablecoin legislation in the US and elsewhere.
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Dell Technologies shares surged 32% to hit a record high on Friday, propelled by sales related to artificial intelligence.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has said that artificial general intelligence could – by some definitions – arrive in as little as five years.
Elon Musk has filed suit against OpenAI and CEO, Sam Altman, accusing them of breaching contractual agreements.
Meta Platforms said it will stop paying Australian news publishers for content that appears on Facebook.
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Epic Games faces an uphill legal battle against Apple in an antitrust trial starting this week, and a defeat for the maker of Fortnite could make it harder for regulators to pursue a similar case.
































