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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Communications regulator Icasa must play a role in stopping legacy 2G devices from entering the local market, Cell C has argued.
Two in five consumers are looking to purchase some form of electrified vehicle in the next five years, a survey has found.
National treasury said government is transforming its approach to private sector participation in public infrastructure projects.
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Jorge Mendes says operators should come to commercial agreements instead of seeking regulation mandating Fair Share.
Bob Group’s Andy Higgins writes on designing and running an e-commerce business for growth in the township economies.
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Apple has urged a tribunal to block a mass lawsuit accusing it of hiding defective batteries in millions of iPhones by “throttling” them with software updates.
Experts said major brands could further pull back from the social media platform owned by billionaire Elon Musk.
Jack Dorsey is taking another whack at a Twitter-like service with a new social media platform called Bluesky.
BlackBerry will conduct a review of strategic alternatives, which includes the possible separation of one or more of its businesses.
The centralisation of platforms and service providers makes enforcement surprisingly easy. It’s just a matter of picking which layer of the tech stack to hold accountable.
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