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Government’s draft AI policy has proposed the creation of seven new institutions to govern AI in South Africa.
Meta, Amazon and Google are bankrolling advanced nuclear reactor projects to secure power for AI data centres.
Researcher BMIT forecasts 5G will account for two-thirds of all residential wireless broadband connections by 2029.
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Cashless parking management systems are showing benefits for centre managers and their customers.
Larry Ellison dropped out of university before co-founding what eventually grew into one of the world’s biggest tech companies.
Sub-Saharan Africans boosted their savings at the fastest pace in more than a decade, according to the World Bank.
Policy reforms aimed at attracting foreign investment don’t go far enough, critics have warned.
Eskom aims to shift to mainly clean energy sources by 2040 from its current predominantly coal-based fleet.
MTN Group has appointed David Behr as its group chief enterprise business officer with immediate effect.
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Tesla has told suppliers it wants to start production of a new, mass-market electric vehicle code-named “Redwood”.
German software giant SAP said it will restructure roles for 8 000 jobs to focus on growth in artificial intelligence.
The rapid development of novel AI tools will lead to an increase in cyberattacks, Britain’s GCHQ spy agency has warned.
Microsoft’s Bing, Edge and Advertising services are set to be exempt from strict new EU antitrust rules.
It was kind of inevitable that Tesla’s biggest challenger wouldn’t be a car company. Apple makes for the perfect nemesis and could teach its Californian cousin a thing or two about reliability and delivery.
Last year’s backlash against Facebook’s planned digital currency libra would have been most CEOs’ worst nightmare. It hasn’t deterred Mark Zuckerberg.


































