FNB has announced lower commission rates and a simplified pricing structure for its Speedpoint card payment terminals.
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AI adoption across the jobs value chain is causing a seismic shift in the education-to-jobs pipeline.
Syria has launched an international tender for a new mobile network operator licence to replace MTN.
A Visa survey has found that 63% of respondents used AI tools for tasks including product research.
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Pravin Gordhan, who won plaudits for standing up to Jacob Zuma during his scandal-marred presidency, has passed away.
Amazon.com is in South Africa for the long run, its regional marketplace head has said.
The models are capable of reasoning through complex tasks and can solve more challenging problems.
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Alphabet lost US$100-billion in market value on Wednesday after its new chatbot shared inaccurate information in a promotional video.
The UK’s antitrust regulator said Microsoft’s purchase of Activision Blizzard raises competition concerns about cloud and console gaming.
Zoom Video Communications will cut about 1 300 jobs as demand for the company’s video conferencing services slows with the waning of the pandemic.
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Economists estimate that the South African economy could have been 10% larger by the end of 2014 if it had not been for crippling power shortages.

































