A global shortage of gaming chips could last until the end of this year, an Nvidia executive has warned.
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MTN Nigeria has reported a dramatic reversal in fortunes, swinging to a profit after tax of ₦1.1-trillion.
A compliance notice from the National Gambling Board seeks to tighten regulatory pressure on online gambling companies.
Liquid Intelligent Technologies has secures R9.6-billion in new funding as part of broader recapitalisation strategy.
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WhatsApp is finally tackling spammy messages from business accounts. This and more news in today’s instalment of Bookmarks.
Nvidia’s revenue forecast on Wednesday disappointed Wall Street, raising questions over whether the AI boom is waning.
A reworked version of South Africa’s long-term power plan will soon be presented to cabinet.
Lesaka Technologies is buying prepaid electricity submetering and payments business Recharger for R507-million.
Vodacom South Africa has said it has seen a spike in battery theft and vandalism at its base stations in some provinces.
Bitcoin, the world’s biggest and best-known cryptocurrency, has more than doubled this year.
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A tweak coming to iPhones will keep the autocorrect feature from correcting one of the most common expletives.
Apple has launched its first large-screen MacBook Air and new versions of the Mac Studio and Mac Pro.
Investors are grappling with news that the US securities regulator has sued crypto exchange Binance.
Major US wireless carriers have denied they in talks with Amazon to offer low-cost wireless services to its Prime members.
This is the moment the US technology superpowers surely knew was coming: the US government is preparing to crawl all over Google to figure out whether it is an abusive monopolist. It and other tech giants should be quaking in their fleece vests.
The launch of 60 Starlink satellites by Elon Musk’s SpaceX has grabbed the attention of people around the globe. With Musk planning for up to 12 000 satellites in low-Earth orbit, this fleet could forever change our view of the heavens.































