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The Reserve Bank wants every ATM unbranded and shared. Banks say they’re working with it but won’t discuss detail.
Datatec shareholders took two-thirds of a R7.05-billion special dividend in new shares instead of cash.
Five questions every business should answer before putting AI to work, from a veteran South African AI researcher.
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WhatsApp is set to become more like workplace communication tools such as Microsoft Teams and Zoom.
Vodacom South Africa has finally been given the green light to acquire a co-controlling stake in fibre operator Maziv.
For years, the mantra among the technology cognoscenti was that bitcoin was merely an application, while its underlying technology, the blockchain, was the truly revolutionary innovation.
Business Leadership South Africa has launched an online tool to track the implementation of policy reforms.
The sponsorship agreement between the entities extends to all national SA Rugby sides across all age groups.
Russia has become the latest country to restrict WhatsApp. Here is a list of nations blocking the platform.
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Activision will sell its non-European streaming rights as part of a plan to get its acquisition by Microsoft past UK regulators.
Users have been asking for weeks for a version that works on their computers. Soon, the company is expected to fulfil the wish.
ARM has disclosed the paperwork for an initial public offering that is expected to be the largest of the year.
Nvidia investors expect the chip designer to forecast quarterly revenue above estimates when it reports results on Wednesday. Their only question is, by how much?
Finance minister Tito Mboweni’s plan to pull the economy out of its longest downward cycle since 1945 may have put him on a collision course with cabinet colleagues, fellow ruling-party members and labour unions.
The theory that humans can be digitised and live on within the digital confines of a computer-based existence has been the subject of debate. But until recently, no one had taken the idea much beyond research and discussion.

































