South Africa is tightening the regulatory net around crypto – this time targeting cross-border capital flows.
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A stronger rand has helped offset the effect of higher prices for the S26 series, according to Samsung’s Justin Hume.
Blu Label wants to help municipalities find billions in lost electricity revenue – and keep a cut of the monies recovered.
Dennis Venter has resigned as co-CEO of JSE-listed IT services group iOCO with immediate effect.
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Communications minister Solly Malatsi is seeking a legal adviser to help steer his course through a highly litigious sector.
Matric Live recently won the FNB App of the Year award amid stiff competition. TechCentral spoke to the company’s co-founders.
Instant payments are key to growing the regional economy, but the use of the US dollar adds unnecessary costs.
Demand for Starlink in Zimbabwe is sky-high, with Harare already at capacity. This and more in the latest Bookmarks.
Broadcom’s massive rally after last week’s earnings report is reminiscent of when Nvidia shares first started to take off back in 2023.
Tyme Group, controlled by billionaire Patrice Motsepe, has raised $250-million in a new funding round.
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The industry wants the Biden administration to “refrain from further restrictions” on chip sales to China.
Tesla built its first Cybertruck, the company said in a tweet on Saturday, after two years of delays.
Microsoft has signed an agreement to keep Call of Duty on PlayStation following the acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
The rapid adoption of fibre is slowing the adoption of mobile data in rich countries, new research from the OECD shows.
In the wake of the El Paso, Texas mass shooting on 3 August that left 22 dead and dozens injured, a familiar trope has re-emerged: often, when a young man is the shooter, people try to blame the tragedy on violent videogames.
South Africa is training a group of teachers to learn how to code and how to teach coding. The subject will be piloted at a thousand schools across five provinces, starting in the 2020 academic year. Can it work?
