A generation of software engineers who never develop foundational competencies has become a genuine concern.
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As the so-called Magnificent Seven pour billions into AI, the chip makers selling them hardware are getting rich.
Altron’s continuing-ops Heps is now seen rising 31-37%, with group-level outlook upgraded more meaningfully.
JSE-listed Datatec expects headline earnings per share to rise more than 50% for the year ended 28 February 2026.
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BankservAfrica said on Wednesday that average take-home pay in South Africa reached a record level in September.
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The showdown threatens to roil the smartphone and PC markets, and disrupt the finances and operations of two of the most influential companies in the semiconductor industry.
The communications minister has berated departments that haven’t been paying their SABC licence fees.
Naspers-owned Prosus plans to invest in artificial intelligence across its businesses, CEO Fabricio Bloisi said.
Technologies such as Passpoint and Open Roaming can help bridge the gap in South Africa’s spectrum battle.
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Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telefónica and Vodafone’s plan to take on Big Tech with their own advertising joint venture is set to win unconditional EU antitrust approval.
Intel has made broad cuts to employee and executive pay, a week after the company issued a lower-than-expected sales forecast.
The Biden administration has stopped approving licences for US companies to export most items to China’s Huawei, three sources said.
Analysts are betting that AMD will be one of the few semiconductor companies that grows in 2023, even as talk of a downturn in the chip sector dominates the headlines.
Perhaps the only real surprise in yesterday’s public unveiling of Discovery Bank was the lack of any pricing information.
Telkom’s financial results for the six months to end-September are a mixed bag. Headlines are focused on a fixed-line business under immense pressure, and a mobile one that is doing extraordinarily well.

































