Vodacom says it has achieved 5G upload speeds above 250Mbit/s, though the technology is not yet being deployed commercially.
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The cost for customers to sign up to DStv is simply too high, Canal+ has said, and it is working to fix the problem.
Standard Bank Group spending on tech rose 8.7% in 2025 while it extended the life of its South African core banking system.
Raids and court convictions have occurred in the Western Cape as MultiChoice targets illegal streaming operations.
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Canal+ has continued snapping up shares in MultiChoice as a 4 June deadline nears to publish a joint circular.
The rand has erased the year’s losses and South Africa’s benchmark stock index closed at the highest level in nine months.
MTN Group reported an 18.8% decline in its first-quarter service revenue, weighed down by MTN Nigeria.
ChatGPT-4o is capable of realistic voice conversations and can interact with text and images.
Zimbabwe will allow mobile money agents, once blamed for fuelling the collapse of the Zimbabwean dollar, to operate again.
Vodacom said it is keen to maintain its high capex-to-revenue ratio to maintain a network quality advantage.
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SMIC has likely advanced its production technology by two generations, defying US sanctions intended to halt the rise of China’s largest chip maker.
Apple’s pivot to a subscription-like model creates a clear path to a market capitalisation of more than $3-trillion, according to Morgan Stanley.
Facebook is revamping its main feed in a bid to style its apps after short-form video competitor TikTok.
Companies across various industries see the semiconductor chip shortage easing in a boost for manufacturers after a long struggle for components.
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Naspers is cashing in a sliver of one of the greatest venture capital investments ever. The Cape Town-based company is selling R126bn of shares in Tencent Holdings, equal to 2% of the stock in the Chinese operator
