Four tech giants pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into AI report results this week – and investors want signs of returns.
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The communications department has pushed the long-promised merger of Broadband Infraco and Sentech to 2029.
From US courtrooms to Australian government reports, hallucinated citations are everywhere. Pretoria has now joined the club.
The global media group will become the first French company with a secondary listing on the Johannesburg bourse.
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Intel’s sudden ouster of its CEO, Pat Gelsinger, has led to even more investors throwing in the towel.
China’s solar equipment manufacturers are learning that they need to exercise restraint to survive.
Strenuous efforts of both business and government to work alongside each other are starting to pay off.
Without urgent intervention, an important national institution will continue on a path of steady decline.
Apple’s effort to build its own modem technology will set the stage for a range of new devices.
The Post Office has reapplied for Ters scheme money following national treasury’s refusal to bail it out.
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Apple notched another victory in its long-running court battle to block Epic Games from breaking down barriers in the App Store.
Netflix said on Tuesday it plans to invest US$2.5-billion in South Korea over the next four years to produce Korean TV series, movies and unscripted shows.
Bitcoin could reach $100 000 by the end of 2024, Standard Chartered said on Monday, saying that the “crypto winter” is over.
China will explore using 3D printing to construct buildings on the moon as Beijing solidifies plans for long-term lunar habitation.
When Apple boss Tim Cook takes the stage at the Steve Jobs Theater in Silicon Valley on Monday, he will usher in a new era for the world’s largest technology company.
Expect to hear a lot of hyperbole at an Apple event on Monday about the company transforming entertainment and news. One thing Apple isn’t likely to discuss is its growing conflicts of interest.
