AI is squeezing Google search growth: Alphabet missed ad revenue estimates and burned billions in cash.
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Vodacom wants Icasa to assign the defunct Woan spectrum to operators for satellite-to-phone services.
Datatec CEO Jens Montanana says AI has permanently enlarged demand for computing, networking and cybersecurity.
Icasa wants mobile operators to check their subscribers’ fingerprints or faces against home affairs records.
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TechCentral got an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at what’s involved in broadcasting a major international sporting event on South African soil.
It is critical that e-commerce becomes a bigger source of profitability for Prosus, group CEO Fabricio Bloisi said.
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Shares of China’s Tencent fell as much as 2.5% after Prosus and Naspers said they would gradually sell shares in the firm.
Amazon.com wants to give customers the chance to make Alexa, the company’s voice assistant, sound just like their grandmother – or anyone else.
An Italian company’s hacking tools were used to spy on Apple and Android smartphones, Google said in a report.
Zendesk, which has a market value of more than $7-billion, is close to a deal with a group of buyout firms, including Permira, sources said.
Telecommunications & postal services director-general Robert Nkuna said on Tuesday that government does not want to destroy South Africa’s big telecoms operators, despite strong objections to draft legislation that the
One of the world’s largest collaborative science projects is about to enter its most exciting year yet. This will see researchers in a remote stretch of South Africa’s Karoo testing Albert Einstein’s general theory of relativity

































