Four import-export licences are out, but the electricity regulator’s import and export rules are not.
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Two incidents at City Power’s Mayfair substation left the public broadcaster relying on generators for days.
Controlling fibre’s light patterns electrically could open a new route to optical computing.
The internet is roasting Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over his affair with Alice Huang using generative AI.
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eMedia has told investors it plans to boost the production quality of its eVOD and e.tv products using visual effects.
Customers of Oracle’s E-Business Suite “have received extortion e-mails”, confirming a warning first issued by Google.
The capacity and reach of the undersea cable infrastructure connecting South Africa to the world is growing at a rapid pace.
A new report on eFiling profile hijackings finds Sars and other government bodies lacking in their systems and responses.
Disney+ is bringing live and studio sports programming from the US and the around the world to its streaming platform.
South Africa and Europe could create an alternative value chain for EV batteries, BMW CEO Peter van Binsbergen said.
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Microsoft’s restructured acquisition of Activision Blizzard “opens the door” to the deal being cleared, the UK said.
Cisco Systems has agreed buy cybersecurity firm Splunk for about $28-billion in its biggest-ever deal.
Apple debuted the Lightning connector in the iPhone 5, released more than a decade ago. It had a very good run.
A trade group for US authors has sued OpenAI in a Manhattan federal court on behalf of prominent writers.
Although the specific problem that Google’s computer solved won’t have much practical significance, simply getting the technology to work was a triumph; comparisons to the Wright brothers’ early flights aren’t far off the mark.
Deputy President David Mabuza is not the only one having difficulty defining the term “fourth Industrial Revolution”. By Pieter Geldenhuys.
