South Africa’s big financial firms call artificial intelligence a growth driver, yet benefits are rarely tracked properly.
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The first reviews are mixed, supply is tight, and in South Africa the Duo costs up to R77 000.
MultiChoice revenue fell 3% like for like in the first nine months, though the decline eased in the third quarter.
A home affairs credential could spare South Africans repeat payment onboarding, says DIDx’s Lohan Spies.
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SAA’s website and mobile app have been difficult to access for the last three days as the result of a cyberattack.
The State IT Agency criticised home affairs over the request that its IT procurement procedures be divorced from Sita.
While investors look for safe havens, investment criteria will shift towards value-based, milestone-driven capital allocation.
Implicated officials are facing disciplinary action, with the service provider facing the possibility of being blacklisted.
OpenAI has agreed to buy Windsurf, an AI-assisted coding tool formerly known as Codeium.
The constitutional court has ruled that prisoners must be allowed to use computers in their cells to study.
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In a significant turn of events, Intel is working with ARM to potentially use that company’s technology in its factories.
Twitter now has about 1 500 employees, a sharp decline from the “just under 8 000 staff members” it had before he took it over.
Tencent Holdings tumbled by the most in seven weeks amid speculation its controlling shareholder, Naspers-controlled Prosus, may speed up selling shares.
US politicians are set to vote next week on a bill to crack down on China’s Huawei and ZTE.
Apple doesn’t want investors to fixate any longer on the iPhone, the world-changing product that delivers about two-thirds of the company’s revenue. Nope. It’s over it. The iPhone is bo-ring.
It wasn’t all that long ago that Microsoft was the European Commission’s nemesis. Facebook should take some lessons for the software giant to overcome its regulatory challenges.
