Despite the potential swing, the era of Nvidia surprising everyone with 20% moves looks to be over.
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MTN alone has been pushing 90 million Sim cards a year, and says the base is riddled with bad registrations.
The retailer has launched a shoppable video feed in asap!, its second app feature in two months.
Nasa’s Nancy Grace Roman telescope launches Sunday on a mission to explain dark energy and dark matter.
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South Africa plans to create unique identities for its citizens and issue instant visas as it digitises its economy.
Sim waste is a massive and growing problem, with local operators producing an estimated 180 million cards annually.
MultiChoice Group, with the assistance of law enforcement authorities, has conducted anti-piracy operations in Gauteng.
Lobby group Outa has accused Eskom of relying on price increases instead of improving operational efficiencies.
South Africa’s private sector maintained its growth trajectory in October, bolstered by a decline in costs and selling prices.
Microsoft has reached $1-million giveaway levels of desperation to attract users to Bing. This and more in today’s Bookmarks.
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Samsung Electronics’ chip contract manufacturing business plans to more than triple its advanced chips production capacity by 2027.
Sales of non-fungible tokens dropped sharply in the third quarter, according to blockchain tracker DappRadar, with demand showing little sign of returning.
Sony plans to make two million units of the PlayStation VR2 headset by March next year, setting an ambitious outlook.
Pope Francis, who has often said people should limit their use of cellphones, granted a private audience on Monday to Apple CEO Tim Cook.
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Elon Musk’s idea of creating a credibility rating site for journalists and media outlets seems wacky on the face of it. For one, the proposed name, Pravda, is cringe-making for a Soviet-born journalist like me. But not
