South Africa’s top universities have stopped policing AI and started redesigning how they teach, assess and certify.
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China’s next five years involve humanoid robots, doubled clean energy and a Global South export drive.
Solly Malatsi insists nobody influenced him into pursuing a policy his party, the DA, had already promised.
The fight over who owns South Africa’s transmission grid has burst spectacularly into the open.
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Citibank’s Emanuela Saccarola says technology “is not the problem” in cross-border payments.
Home affairs is moving to scrap paper-based visa applications with the launch of a new electronic travel system.
Eskom has signed a memorandum of cooperation with BYD aimed at advancing electric mobility in South Africa.
A top court on Wednesday annulled a government permit allowing Eskom to build a large power plant in Richards Bay.
Metrofile Holdings will be acquired by a special purpose company in a transaction that values the group at R3.25/share.
Yoco co-founders Lungisa Matshoba and Bradley Wattrus will take the leadership reins from Katlego Maphai.
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China’s imports of chip-making machines jumped last year as firms ramped up investment amid US chip sanctions.
CD Projekt aims to start the production phase of the next game in its blockbuster Witcher series this year.
The visit was a low-key tour that coincided with growing concerns about Beijing’s ability to get around US chip restrictions.
Apple shares have struggled with the perception that its growth heyday is in the past, and the Vision Pro is unlikely to change that.
The Xbox Series X is billed as the most powerful videogame console ever made. But with a meagre line-up of games this year, that promise won’t mean much for a while.
As real artificial intelligence technology advances toward Hollywood’s imagined versions, the question of moral standing grows more important. If AIs have moral standing, it could follow that they have a right to life.
