Namibia on Monday said it had dismissed an appeal by Starlink against the rejection of its licence applications.
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South Africa’s next mobile growth story will come from connecting machines, not people, writes Pambos Soteriades.
South African mobile users spend far less time on 5G than their counterparts in markets like India, a new analysis shows.
Oracle’s total workforce declined 13%, or about 21 000 employees, last year, partly driven by the adoption of AI.
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JSE-listed Novus Holdings, best known as an industrial printing and packaging operation, has bought a stake in an AI company.
Connectivity into South Africa – and the rest of Africa – has exploded in the past 15 years and continues to grow at a rapid pace.
The Ellies Electrical brand will live on after SMD Technologies acquired it.
OpenAI has come up with a set of five levels to track its progress towards building AI capable of outperforming humans.
Vodacom has warned that dynamic spectrum sharing is experimental, with no evidence of its sustainability.
Junior Qwabe, eMedia’s chief technology officer, tells TechCentral about the new Openview decoder.
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At least five employees were fired by private rocket company SpaceX after drafting and circulating an open letter criticising founder Elon Musk.
SpaceX employees have penned a letter to company executives, denouncing the behavior of CEO Elon Musk in the wake of sexual harassment allegations.
Nippon Telegraph & Telephone’s data subsidiary is joining forces with Toyota to develop connected cars that can collect and share data.
Bitcoin fell on Wednesday to a new 18-month low, dragging down smaller tokens with it, as the recent tumble in crypto markets showed no sign of letting up.
AMD is the sad sack of semiconductor makers. A security hole in its biggest rival’s computer chips gives it a small opening to change its fortunes. The bad news for Intel was a report that a design flaw in its widely used computer chips
The music executives hobnobbing with Ed Sheeran and Selena Gomez at an industry party one recent November night knew the enemy was in their midst. Susan Wojcicki runs YouTube, the site that’s let millions of fans listen to their
