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Van Zyl Botha explains how Herotel is bringing Amazon Leo to South Africa ahead of its bigger rival, Starlink.
The damage is in the accounting rather than at the trading level, but shareholders face a big swing from profit to loss.
South Africans are increasingly being targeted by AI-generated fraudsters who sound just like bank employees.
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Investors are starting to get their most complete look yet at the financial picture of social media platform X.
European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde said it’s improbable that any EU country will choose to add bitcoin to its monetary reserves.
Exclusive | Unpaid contractors, missing stock and poor project management: South Africa’s set-top box project is in crisis.
Energy regulator Nersa on Thursday granted state-owned power utility Eskom an average tariff increase of 12.7%.
Vodafone said it had made the world’s first video call via satellite using a standard smartphone.
The chief executives of Microsoft and Meta defended massive spending that they said was key to staying competitive.
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Susan Wojcicki is stepping down from her role at the tech giant that started in her garage nearly 25 years ago.
The authorities in charge of the world’s largest dam are considering using floating solar panels to generate power.
Apple has postponed a planned introduction of its first mixed-reality headset from around April to June, according to sources.
Airbnb has reported its first full year of profitability and $8.4-billion of annual revenue – 75% more than it achieved in the year immediately preceding the pandemic.
Scientists have spent nearly two decades discussing how the kilogram could be defined in relation to constant measurements of nature. And now they have finally reached a decision.
How do we maintain democracy in an age when governments and companies are collecting ever more data on everything we do?

































