Next Tuesday, Apple will unveil not only its latest batch of products, but also give the hoi polloi a first glimpse of its brand new campus. The Steve Jobs Theatre will be the day’s focal point. Set apart from Apple’s main, donut-shaped
There is reason to be sceptical about the department of telecommunications & postal services’ revised South African Connect roll-out plan to connect 90% of the population to the Internet by 2020
Intel has won a boost in its eight-year fight with the European Union over a €1.1bn fine in a case that could have ramifications for a list of disputes involving US tech giants including Google and
Vodacom shares tumbled almost 8% on Wednesday after parent, the UK-headquartered Vodafone, said it had sold a chunk of its shares worth almost R15bn to meet the JSE’s 20% free-float requirement. Vodafone said it sold about
The secret to switching the global energy system entirely to renewables may lie in the universe’s most abundant substance. Hydrogen has drawn backing from big energy companies from Royal Dutch Shell to Uniper in addition to
Facebook is offering major record labels and music publishers hundreds of millions of dollars so the users of its social network can legally include songs in videos they upload, according to people familiar with the matter. The posting
Could bitcoin be the next gold? The idea has a lot of intuitive appeal. Gold bugs and bitcoin fetishists tend to share a deep distrust of fiat currency and the nation state, an impregnable bullishness about their favoured asset class
One of Bell Pottinger’s biggest investors has severed ties with the embattled PR firm, along with a growing list of corporate clients that are deserting the UK-based company as it attempts to weather a reputational crisis. Bell Pottinger
Liquid Telecom is planning to build more fibre routes across South Africa, with work expected to begin on a new leg between Durban and Cape Town, connecting the coastal cities of Port Elizabeth and
The former chairman of communications regulator Icasa, Paris Mashile, is back in the hot seat, albeit in an acting capacity. He replaces outgoing acting chairman Rubben Mohlaloga, whose term as