Co-CEO Brett Levy named the single point of exposure when asked about MTN’s push for direct relationships with the banks.
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Stratos Lab and Ecoblox are deploying Nvidia’s top-end B300 GPUs at Digital Parks Africa’s Samrand campus.
South Africa’s miners are buying their own power, and Eskom is no longer the default supplier of electricity.
South African astronomers have asked Icasa to close a LEO constellation-sized gap in the skies.
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Apple, fresh off the release of the iPhone 16, is preparing to announce a new low-end phone early next year.
StarSat has vowed to fight Icasa’s decision ordering the platform be shut down, saying it is seeking the necessary licence.
Capitec’s mobile virtual network operator, Capitec Connect, has soared past the one million customer mark.
A new, R300-million fund has been launched to invest seed capital in promising tech start-ups in South Africa.
Telkom has argued that data rollover and time-based bundles are key to its ability to compete.
MTN has argued that competitive market forces are already doing what Icasa aims to achieve through regulation.
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AMD forecast third quarter revenue slightly below estimates, a signal of uncertainty that concerned some investors after the company stock made huge gains in July.
Companies that receive funding under a new US programme have to promise not to increase their production of advanced chips in China.
US crypto firm Nomad has been hit by a $190-million theft, blockchain researchers said on Tuesday, the latest such heist to hit the digital asset sector this year.
The US is considering limiting shipments of American chip-making equipment to memory chip makers in China, a move that could have broad ramifications.
As time drags on, Steinhoff dribbles unhelpful titbits of news to anxious shareholders, bondholders, investors, employees and pensioners. Apart from the apparent complex deals that the independent investigators, PwC, are
Google called off its race to the moon weeks ago when it became clear no private explorer would complete the trip by the 31 March deadline. That won’t stop at least three teams from Israel, Japan and the US, who say their































