Toyota expects software-defined cars to reach 10 million a year by 2030. South Africa isn’t prepared.
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A previously committed amount of R3.8-billion for modernisation and for creditors still owed money was never released.
Samro now requires members to disclose AI use in songs but sets no minimum human contribution.
The Cape Town start-up has filed US patent applications for technology aimed at AI voice-clone scams.
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China is shaping how open-source technology is developed, licensed and deployed.
John Ternus takes over as Apple CEO on 1 September, ending Tim Cook’s tenure and inheriting the company’s biggest challenge.
Telecoms volumes fell 7.9% in the first half while average selling prices rose 9.8%, NielsenIQ data shows.
Vehicle verification start-up FirstCheck says it finds odometer rollbacks daily, some of them on cars advertised as financeable.
OpenAI has denied Apple’s trade secret theft claims, calling the Apple OpenAI lawsuit a mess of the iPhone maker’s own making.
Eskom’s profit more than doubled to R30.3-billion, but electricity sales fell 6.2% and municipal arrears passed R111-billion.
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A Starlink satellite has suffered a rare orbital anomaly, shedding debris and highlighting growing risks in Earth’s orbit.
US President Donald Trump has ordered a 2028 moon landing, refocusing Nasa’s priorities amid growing competition with China.
Warner Bros Discovery has rejected Paramount’s $108-billion bid, citing weak financing assurances and shareholder risk.
X has sued a start-up seeking to cancel X’s Twitter trademarks so it can “bring Twitter back” as a new social network.
Datatec CEO Jens Montanana believes there are still opportunities to unlock significant value for the group’s shareholders.
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