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Barring South African companies from moving crypto assets across the country’s borders will backfire, VALR has warned.
South Africa does not appear among the economies with a national AI strategy in a flagship new World Bank report.
Moment’s total funding has reached $55-million as third-party clients begin diluting its early reliance on MultiChoice.
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The private sector is being asked to take responsibility for safety as panic buttons become mandatory in e-hailing vehicles.
Nedbank Connect is using South Africa as a testing ground for a possible rest-of-Africa expansion.
Spar, coming from behind in on-demand groceries, is betting big on its partnership with Uber Eats to grow its market share.
Global smartphone shipments are being fuelled by strong consumer demand for premium and AI-enabled devices.
Communications minister Solly Malatsi has provided TechCentral an overview of his progress in an exclusive interview.
The final policy direction to Icasa is an important step towards the licensing of Starlink in South Africa.
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China regulators are reportedly conducting a cybersecurity review of Shein’s data handling and sharing practices.
Higher demand for AI chips prompted Wall Street analysts to hike their price targets for the semiconductor giants.
Succession swept the top prizes at the strike-delayed Emmy Awards on Monday night.
OpenAI has sought to address fears that its tech will meddle with elections as a third of the globe heads to the polls.
On Tuesday, US President Donald Trump’s justice department filed a landmark lawsuit against Google. It could upend the business model of one of America’s most successful companies. Yet the rationale is far from clear.
The US government’s antitrust case against Google could face an uphill battle from a judiciary that may question whether a free search engine beloved by consumers has actually left them worse off.

































