The bluebuck antelope joins the mammoth, dodo and dire wolf on Colossal Biosciences’ de-extinction list.
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The Competition Commission has alleged that Altech UEC agreed not to challenge MultiChoice in the pay-TV market.
Intel’s Panther Lake and its 18A manufacturing node have put the US chip maker back in the fight with Apple and AMD.
The sequencing reflects how stubbornly low-end devices and machine-to-machine sensors remain tied to legacy connectivity.
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A Visa survey has found that 63% of respondents used AI tools for tasks including product research.
FNB has announced lower commission rates and a simplified pricing structure for its Speedpoint card payment terminals.
Business confidence has hit its best level since 2015 but the war in the Middle East is a major concern.
MTN trials have shown how mmWave repeater technology can crack one of 5G’s biggest coverage challenges.
Chery will launch its iCAUR V23 electric sports utility vehicle brand in South Africa in May, it said late on Tuesday.
Vodacom and MTN are among six operators backing a $40 smartphone pilot to boost connectivity across Africa.
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Mark Zuckerberg’s deal with Anduril for military hardware offers a lifeline to Meta’s ailing Reality Labs business.
Temu parent PDD Holdings is taking strain at home while its international business has been hit by global trade uncertainty.
OpenAI is acquiring the AI device start-up co-founded by Apple veteran Jony Ive in a $6.5-billion all-stock deal.
The first drugs conceived entirely by AI will likely go on sale by the end of the decade, an pioneer in the field has said.
What if AI represents a formidable bottleneck in the development of all civilisations, one that thwarts their long-term survival?
Regulators who want to get a grip on an emerging generation of artificially intelligent killing machines may not have much time left to do so, governments were warned on Monday.

































