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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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Acsa is exploring the launch of an eSim-capable MVNO to provide connectivity to inbound international travellers.
The communications department is seeking a mediated solution in the fight over signal distribution fees.
Use cases for the blockchain are expanding beyond cryptocurrency as more African countries embrace the technology.
Hackers targeted the department of planning, monitoring & evaluation in recent attacks on Microsoft’s SharePoint customers.
Apple has lost its fourth AI researcher in a month to Meta Platforms, marking the latest setback to its AI efforts.
Bain is closing its business in Johannesburg, likely bringing to an end a yearslong battle to try and restore its reputation.
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Bitcoin’s rebound this year could have room to run if the US economy manages to achieve a soft landing.
Apple is likely to report a dip in iPhone sales in its latest quarter as shoppers held out for a new model in a slow economy.
AMD has topped second-quarter estimates and said it was making further inroads in artificial intelligence computing.
A media report said a state-backed Chinese chip company has made an important technological breakthrough.
A financial crisis confronting South Africa’s state power utility has become a national debt problem.
Most discussions about artificial intelligence are characterised by hyperbole and hysteria. This could end up turning people against AI research, bringing significant progress in the technology to a halt.

































