A new survey finds 89% of organisations have curbed AI use cases as running costs keep climbing.
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Energy minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa wants bilateral traders to pay a wheeling fee that funds free electricity for the poor.
Researchers say Israeli firm Discover-Tech used digital ads to geolocate and surveil Starlink users worldwide.
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The Jannie Mouton Foundation has made a R7.2-billion play for Curro, promising a surge in access to quality education.
Maziv subsidiary DFA has transmitted 1.6Tbit/s on a single wavelength over a 40km stretch of its core Gauteng network.
Apple will host its annual iPhone event on 9 September, where the company is expected to unveil the iPhone 17 line-up.
The Innovators’ Dilemma warns that those who cling to the old will collapse. We are now at that point as a country.
Standard Bank on Tuesday launched a new virtual credit card with “advanced security features”.
People with visual or auditory impairments can now access video content better using AI.
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Google unveiled a swathe of fresh artificial intelligence technology and partnerships on Tuesday.
Xiaomi recorded a 4% fall in revenue in the second quarter, tracking a continued sales decline in China’s handset market.
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Intel said the new data centre chip will handle more than double the amount of computing work for each watt of power used.
Given the US-China trade war, one might think that news of Apple contravening Chinese labour laws would provide just the ammunition that Beijing needs to crack down on the tech giant.
When Naspers’s Latin America chief cold-called Alec Oxenford in 2010, he got straight to the point: he wanted to buy a majority stake of the Argentinian entrepreneur’s online classifieds business.
