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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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Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan is already facing an uphill battle in turning around the ailing chip maker.
Music streamer services in South Africa have kept their prices relatively stable over the last two years.
South Africa regards nuclear power as a critical part of its baseload energy mix.
OpenAI has launched GPT-5, the latest instalment of a technology that has helped transform global business and culture.
Bank fees, a lack of features and low consumer awareness have slowed uptake of the PayShap rapid payments platform.
Vodacom has said it has placed South Africa’s first “native” voice call on 5G – known as Voice over New Radio, or VoNR.
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Samsung Electronics has reduced its stake in semiconductor manufacturing equipment maker ASML by more than 50%.
Google plans to train 20 000 Nigerian women and youth in digital skills.
Ford CEO Jim Farley sees revenue from in-car software services surging by 1 000% in the next few years.
Netflix will test games on select TVs and computers in a first step to make them playable on more devices.
President Cyril Ramaphosa is hamstrung by politics and the economy is suffering the consequences.
WeWork may be the most magical creature in the last decade of richly valued “unicorn” start-ups that are attempting to bust up established industries. By Shira Ovide.

































