Openserve and Huawei are installing fibre ducts in 405 government houses under construction in Empangeni.
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The presidency has pulled its website offline, two days after the PHP project released fixes for critical flaws.
A hacker claims it has 366GB of data from the insurer that handles injury claims for mineworkers and metalworkers.
The Brackengate project shows municipal wheeling can work at scale, but it took longer and cost more than planned.
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Khusela Diko has challenged BLSA CEO Busi Mavuso over the latter’s call to end Sita’s control of state IT procurement.
The changes are part of a broader effort to catch up in artificial intelligence, a field where Apple has fallen behind.
The incident has resulted in “unauthorised access to personal information of some MTN customers in certain markets”.
A regional telecommunications lobby group is working to standardise fees for roaming between Sadc countries.
A blast of early winter weather has got the better of Eskom.
Sassa is introducing mandatory biometrics for social grant beneficiaries without an ID or passport from next month.
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Google Cloud has accused Microsoft of anticompetitive cloud computing practices and criticised imminent deals with European cloud vendors.
Every accusation of data gathering that has been attributed to TikTok could also be attributed to US Big Tech companies, said Republican senator Rand Paul.
Bitcoin renewed its climb towards $30 000 with risk appetite rising across global markets and concern about the fallout from Binance’s legal woes waning.
Investors withdrew US$1.6-billion of cryptocurrency from Binance since it was sued by the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Monday.
Repetition breeds reality. Such is the case with allegations the US has levelled at China in their budding economic Cold War.
Huawei cut loose a sales director arrested in Poland on suspicion of espionage, moving swiftly to distance itself from a case that may crystallise fears the telecommunications giant helps Beijing spy on Western governments.

































