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Sakeliga CEO Piet le Roux explains why the business group is taking Icasa to court.
A telecoms lawyer who supports the ownership requirement says Sakeliga’s main argument is strong.
Nine in 10 large South African organisations now use generative AI, but 73% have no tools to measure its value.
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Meta Platforms is seeking as much as 4GW of new nuclear energy to power its fast-expanding data centres.
A detailed analysis of more than three million consumer social media posts over the past year shows Discovery Bank is South Africa’s “favourite bank” for 2024.
The company has enlisted executive search firm Spencer Stuart to help find a new chief and is evaluating candidates.
Magnetic stripes on bank cards appear to be on their way out as South Africa’s financial institutions look to more modern features to bolster the security of card transactions.
Downdetector analysed data between the first and third quarters of 2024 to draw up a list of the “largest outages” of 2024.
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Just 18 months ago, Tencent Holdings was on the cusp of becoming Asia’s second trillion-dollar company. No more.
Huawei reported its first quarterly sales rise since the end of 2020 as it fights the US blacklisting that hammered its smartphone business.
Apple has asked suppliers to build at least as many of its next-generation iPhones this year as in 2021.
Ether hit a more than two-month high on signs that a plan to upgrade the ethereum blockchain passed a major test.
It might be hard to believe. But after the 1 400% rally of 2017, with wild swings along the way, the great crypto craze has cooled, at least for now. For the past month, bitcoin’s price has stalled between $8 500 and
Last week, HTC published its February sales numbers and, when combined with January data, revenue dropped 36% from a year earlier. That decline is offset by the fact that the Taiwanese smartphone maker just

































