A sound policy reform has become politically radioactive – because Elon Musk is the one who most obviously benefits.
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Capital spending at SpaceX more than doubled last year, exceeding revenue and raising fears of further raises.
Hallucinated citations have landed communications minister Solly Malatsi in a political storm, with his credibility on the line.
Soaring demand for AI inference workloads has seen Intel selling stockpiled CPUs once written off entirely.
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Charles Francis Jenkins’ and John Logie Baird’s original pioneering efforts, and the excitement they generated, are still rightly heralded by many people today.
The mobile virtual network operator market in South Africa is growing and transforming at a rapid pace.
This week, just over a decade later after Facebook acquired WhatsApp, ads are finally coming to the popular chat app.
China’s car price war is overshadowing a deeper problem for the nation’s automotive industry: persistent overcapacity.
Yellow Card Financial and Visa have signed a deal to promote the use of stablecoins for cross-border payments.
Wetility, a subscription solar service provider, has secured R500-million in structured capital funding from Jaltech.
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Bitcoin’s longest winning run since May lifted the token past $44 000.
Two of the year’s hottest Nigerian stocks are companies that reinvented themselves as fintech providers.
More than 40 organisations are creating an industry group dedicated to open-source artificial intelligence work.
Rockstar Games has released a trailer of the latest installment of its best-selling Grand Theft Auto series, GTA 6.
Apple has failed to adapt to the outsized role it plays in the smartphone market. A dispute with the makers of the popular Fortnite game app brings that failure into the spotlight.
Elon Musk thinks Tesla will have fully autonomous cars ready by the end of 2020. That may be wishful thinking.
