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A ransomware group called RansomHouse appears to have been responsible for an attack on Cell C that compromised the data of some of its clients.
There is a growing sense that developing practical fusion energy is no longer an if but a when.
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The artificial intelligence boom is giving some of Europe’s biggest industrial companies a welcome lift.
A dusty township in Gauteng is the site of a South African-developed mesh network that promises to be a gamechanger.
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