Canal+ has struck deals with Google and OpenAI to bring generative AI to its production teams and streaming app.
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Canal+ shares crashed more than 20% after MultiChoice subscriber losses and a grim revenue outlook rattled investors.
Canal+ has called Showmax an “expensive failure” whose closure will help accelerate cost savings at MultiChoice.
FNB is revamping its eWallet service and adding a WhatsApp channel to bring more users into the formal banking system.
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Apple has become the first brand to cross $1-trillion in brand value, Kantar’s BrandZ has found.
Industry lobby group ACT has urged Icasa to practice “regulatory forbearance” to ease the impact of load shedding.
Global markets are on tenterhooks ahead of a US Federal Reserve interest rate decision and key US inflation figures.
Marialet Greeff, who was appointed as chief financial officer of EOH Holdings in February, has resigned.
The supreme court of appeal has overturned a ruling that found that law firm ENSafrica was liable to pay a woman R5.5-million stolen by fraudsters.
Apple’s developer conference on Monday was about more than infusing its software with the latest AI technology.
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Satellite services firm Globalstar will partner with Apple for a feature on the company’s flagship iPhone 14 series that will allow users to call for help during an emergency.
Samsung Electronics is warning that the semiconductor industry could be in for a rocky close to 2022.
Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google parent Alphabet, has defended the Internet search giant against claims that it is anticompetitive.
Apple will appeal a Brazilian order banning it from selling iPhones without a charger, pushing back on claims it provides an incomplete product.
Every decade or so, the wireless industry rolls out a new cellular communications standard that can transmit more data more quickly. Already under development is the next round, called “5G” because it’s the fifth
From the spears hurled by Romans to the missiles launched by fighter pilots, the weapons humans use to kill each other have always been subject to improvement. Militaries seek to make each one ever-more lethal and
