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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The Competition Tribunal’s decision to block a merger between Vodacom and Maziv will likely derail the sector’s M&A plans.
A fire has damaged unit 6 at Eskom’s Kriel power station. The incident was caused by a burst oil pipe.
Four councillors’ terms are ending while parliament shortlists candidates for interviews.
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Tesla’s famously focused chief executive, Elon Musk, faced one question at the company’s AI Day event on Friday that momentarily stumped him.
Tencent has lost its title as China’s biggest company, the latest sign of how far regulatory risk and dimming growth prospects have set back the country’s tech industry.
Former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey tried to get Elon Musk onto the social network’s board of directors long before the current drama.
Trading volumes between the British pound and bitcoin spiked to a record high after sterling dropped on Monday.
It probably happens every minute of the day: a little girl demands to see the photo her parent has just taken of her. Today, thanks to smartphones and other digital cameras, we can see snapshots immediately, whether we
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

































