China’s securities regulator cleared Shein’s listing in July after failed attempts in New York and London.
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Moment’s total funding has reached $55-million as third-party clients begin diluting its early reliance on MultiChoice.
Canal+ has acquired the exclusive rights to all Uefa men’s club competitions in sub-Saharan Africa until 2031.
Barring South African companies from moving crypto assets across the country’s borders will backfire, VALR has warned.
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AI workloads are contributing to large-scale infrastructure investments in the US, but adoption in South Africa will take longer.
MultiChoice’s run as a public company is drawing to a close, with its ticker set to blink for the last time on 10 December.
Passkeys promise to replace passwords with faster, safer logins using biometrics and encryption.
US President Donald Trump has pardoned Changpeng Zhao, the convicted founder of the Binance cryptocurrency exchange.
Vodacom and Nkosana Makate will soon face off again in court over the multibillion-rand “please call me” compensation dispute.
The GSMA has partnered with six mobile operators to develop a set of minimum requirements for an affordable smartphone.
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From underperformance in AI chips for data centres to soft demand for CPUs for PCs, Intel just can’t seem to catch a break.
China’s solar factories are tapping the brakes as the industry struggles with a price war and overcapacity.
xAI is in talks to raise up to US$6-billion at a proposed valuation of $20-billion, the Financial Times reported on Friday.
Nasa’s Mars robot helicopter Ingenuity was the first vehicle to achieve powered, controlled flight on another world.
It sounds like science-fiction: giant solar power stations floating in space that beam down enormous amounts of energy to Earth. But scientists are making huge strides in turning the concept into reality.
Apple has seemingly made a key concession in the battle over the smartphone giant’s market power and treatment of developers. “Seemingly” is the key word here.

































