Russia has charged Telegram founder Pavel Durov and issued an international warrant for his arrest.
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Gartner’s South African forecast, shared with TechCentral, outpaces the global rate, with data centre spending nearly doubling.
Government will provide guidelines and leave individual sectors to write their own artificial intelligence strategies.
It’s the biggest liability on the South African tech balance sheet – and it keeps compounding.
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From 11 staff in 2006, BMW’s IT Hub in Pretoria is now the motoring giant’s largest IT operation outside Germany.
Jumo’s AI engine assesses affordability in real time, targeting borrowers who lack conventional credit histories.
Amazon’s Prime membership has gone live locally at R59/month, bundling free delivery, video and cloud gaming.
Priced at R59/month or R399/year, Prime now undercuts Amazon’s standalone Prime Video, signalling a fight for market share.
Fresh from its JSE listing, Canal+ has locked in rugby, football and other premium sports rights for DStv.
NielsenIQ data shows smartphone sales falling as buyers hold onto handsets and trade down as prices tick higher.
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Apple will on Tuesday hold its annual September keynote, where the iPhone 17 line-up is expected to debut.
Google won’t have to sell its Chrome browser, a judge in Washington said on Tuesday, handing a rare win to Big Tech.
The US Open has introduced 3D cartoon replays and an AI commentator, delighting some fans and unsettling others.
Two Microsoft employees have been fired after taking part in a sit-in at the office of company president Brad Smith.
Donald Trump’s comments that Taiwan hollowed out the US semiconductor industry are incorrect.
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