Government has set a 2028 deadline to redesign the State IT Agency – but it comes after years of false starts.
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A sound policy reform has become politically radioactive – because Elon Musk is the one who most obviously benefits.
Communications minister Solly Malatsi wants answers from Icasa on why it has not yet acted on his December policy direction.
DeepSeek, the Chinese AI start-up that stunned the world last year, has launched a preview of its highly anticipated V4 model.
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Much of the slump reflects Wall Street’s rapid rotation out of companies tied to artificial intelligence.
Apple has confirmed that it’s delaying the release of a new AI-infused Siri digital assistant.
Treasury is likely to opt for a smaller, 0.5 percentage point hike in a rescheduled budget to be presented on Wednesday.
Elon Musk has drawn an angry response for claiming Starlink is “not allowed to operate in South Africa because I’m not black”.
The dreaded Eskom power cuts are back again, for the third time this year, with stage-3 outages until Monday.
China’s DeepSeek is just one player in a country that has rapidly developed a vast ecosystem of AI companies.
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Meta Platforms has begun testing a beta version of WhatsApp that allows up to 32 people to participate in a call.
Russia will launch its first lunar landing spacecraft in 47 years on Friday in a race with India to the south pole of the moon.
PayPal launched a US dollar-linked stablecoin on Monday in a bid to boost the adoption of digital currencies.
A Threads desktop version will be arriving in the coming weeks, Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said.
When manufacturers are unveiling cars that can’t be driven for years to come, and the very people able to afford them are over the hype anyway, it raises the question: have we reached peak supercar?
Chip makers have spent two decades pouring investment into a revolutionary new technique to push the limits of physics and cram more transistors onto slices of silicon. Now that technology is on the cusp of going mainstream.
