Smart meter installations are lagging sharply, undermining Eskom’s ability to end load reduction timeously.
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AI data centres are starving the rest of the market of RAM and other components, pushing up the price of PCs, servers and everyday electronics.
Short-form content is developing as a new paradigm that traditional broadcasters and streamers are taking seriously.
Trade minister Parks Tau has appointed a new SEZ advisory board, blending government, business and technology expertise.
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Google has added two new South African languages to its translation tools, bringing the total supported to nine.
The studio behind one of the world’s best-selling videogames is seeking new revenue streams beyond gamers.
In trying to block China’s climb up the ladder of technological sophistication, the US may inadvertently be giving its rival a hand up.
SABC Plus has been relaunched, offering a slicker experience – albeit one that now requires users to sign up.
Itac has cited the protection of local manufactures of PV panels as the main reason for the tariff on solar panel imports.
Telkom has largely sided with Vodacom in a fight over spectrum pooling arrangements between MTN, Liquid and Cell C.
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Twitter CEO Elon Musk said he would abide by the poll results.
The US has sharpened its assault on China’s technology industry, an escalation that leaves Beijing with few options to retaliate.
Now that Sam Bankman-Fried’s fall from grace is complete, uneasiness is growing around the dominance that his rival holds in the cryptocurrency market.
Twitter suspended an account tracking its owner Elon Musk’s private jet, with the billionaire threatening legal action.
As much as it pulls at our heartstrings, the SABC’s sad attempts to invoke “Living the legacy” as a slogan should not sway government from ruthlessly resetting its focus on more crucial projects.
Is it time to catch the global stock market’s biggest falling knife? For watchers of Tencent Holdings, whose largest shareholder is South Africa’s Naspers, it’s an increasingly pressing question.

































