Take-Two Interactive has announced the pricing for the highly anticipated GTA 6, which it will launch in November.
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South Africans have already gone digital at the till. Visa is betting their employers are next.
Broadcom’s CEO says the chip matches Nvidia’s Blackwell, as AI labs scramble for alternatives to scarce GPUs.
Being late to the party isn’t the real problem – it’s showing up with nothing new to offer.
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MultiChoice is reviving one of South African television’s most nostalgic traditions to mark 30 years since the launch of DStv.
MTN has cemented its lead as the biggest network operator in Africa, becoming the first to reach 300 million subscribers.
FNB has entered into a partnership with fintech start-up VezoPay, the company behind South Africa’s first smart payment ring.
Over the past five years, private sector funding for fusion energy has exploded, with the total invested is approaching $10-billion.
The new Integrated Resource Plan sees the private sector taking the lead in building South Africa’s future energy infrastructure.
Communications minister Solly Malatsi has said “rigid thinking” and “ideological dogma” have not served the sector well.
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Apple on Monday unveiled a pair of new MacBook Air laptops with its latest M3 processors.
Bitcoin scaled a two-year high on Monday, breaking $64 000, taking it within striking distance of record levels.
Nvidia is a reminder of another investor darling that not too long ago soared on dreams of a technological transformation.
Dell Technologies shares surged 32% to hit a record high on Friday, propelled by sales related to artificial intelligence.
Prosus suffers from the same problem as Manchester City Football Club: Because everyone knows it has access to vast amounts of capital, it’s always at risk of overpaying for acquisitions.
On the surface, Intel’s strategic pivot comes at an ideal moment. But despite its bold vision, the company is set to face challenges to its grand turnaround plan that will prove extremely difficult to overcome.
