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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Teraco has signed a power purchase agreement for wind-powered renewable energy for its sprawling data centres.
The EV maker’s sales fell 45% across Europe in January, following its first annual decline in global deliveries in over a decade.
Adobe has released its popular Photoshop editing app for the iPhone, the first smartphone release of the creative software.
SAEx, a long-running project by a team of South Africans to build a submarine cable system, has a renewed lease on life.
Google has been accused of using its “monopoly” in search to gain “disproportionally” at the expense of local news media.
TechCentral worked out the costs associated with running an electric vehicle versus a traditional petrol car. These are our somewhat surprising findings.
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YouTube has hiked prices on its monthly and annual Premium plans in the US for the first time since launch.
Although the Nautilus Space Observatory is still a long way from launch, the team behind it says it has made a lot of progress.
A lawsuit has revealed new details about the allegations of massive fraud at the fallen crypto conglomerate.
Timothy Haugh has warned of growing threats posed by AI, from election interference to the potential export of repressive technologies by China.
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?
In the race for tech supremacy, China is betting it can seize the lead by building the world’s biggest 5G wireless networks.


































