Music veteran Charles Goldstuck has warned Africa risks becoming a consumer, not a shaper, of generative AI music.
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A year after mishaps dominated the race, Chinese humanoids are outrunning professional half-marathon athletes.
The move is the first major sports rights showcase under Canal+’s ownership of MultiChoice Group.
Industry experts warn that Usaasa’s dysfunction has failed the rural South African communities it was meant to benefit.
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Wedbush analyst Dan Ives has warned that Elon Musk must choose: it’s either Tesla or US President Donald Trump.
Humanity has passed a remarkable milestone: alcohol consumption has gone into possibly permanent decline.
Huawei plans to begin mass shipments of its advanced 910C artificial intelligence chip to Chinese customers soon.
Tokenised bank cards are expected to take over, but several factors may keep physical plastic alive for a while yet.
The publication, which continues to achieve record readership numbers, is being acquired by Publishared.
Lesotho earlier this week granted a 10-year licence to Starlink, a subsidiary of Elon Musk’s SpaceX.
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Taiwan has opened an investigation into four companies reportedly conducting business with firms linked to Huawei in China.
Ofcom has asked the UK’s antitrust authority to investigate AWS and Microsoft’s dominance of the UK cloud market.
Sam Bankman-Fried lied to the world as he built FTX, prosecutors said on the first day of a historic fraud trial.
Google is embroiled in one of the most serious antitrust cases to threaten Big Tech in decades.
Missteps helped drive shares of Nokia in its current form close to their all-time lows as a multiple of expected earnings. Its new CEO, Pekka Lundmark, is tasked with the difficult job of returning it to prosperity.
Mathematical modelling can be used to show that increasing tariffs, which encourages consumers to invest in alternative energy supplies, puts Eskom at risk.
