Flashpoint and Interpol data shows automation collapsing attack costs, while South African fraud shifts to persuasion.
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The Post Office is attempting to exit business rescue with no funded partner, an unresolved creditor fight and a hamstrung board.
After two years of broken promises, Apple’s rebuilt Siri finally arrives next month – and South Africa is included at launch.
A further impairment at head office shows the full year’s R2.4-billion write-down disclosed in March was not a once-off.
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Naspers expects e-commerce and other digital platforms to inject R91.4-billion into the South African economy by 2035.
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Apple will host its next event on 9 September where it will likely unveil a series of new iPhones and other products.
South Africa’s path to a sustainable energy future is complicated by problems with energy storage technologies.
Eskom chairman Mteto Nyati said there are still a number of systemic issues threatening South Africa’s energy security.
Load shedding is unlikely this summer, and Eskom may be getting closer to announcing an end to the rolling blackouts.
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Cryptocurrency lending firm Celsius Network will pause withdrawals and transfers between accounts in the latest sign of pressure in the industry.
Lawyers are investigating Meta Platforms’ outgoing operations chief Sheryl Sandberg’s use of company resources over several years, according to a report.
Microsoft is partnering with Samsung Electronics to allow gaming fans to play Xbox games directly on smart TVs without a console.
Apple plans to expand the line-up of laptops using its new, speedier in-house chips next year, aiming to grab a bigger share of the market, sources said.
Not much time passes these days between so-called major advancements in artificial intelligence. Yet researchers are not much closer than they were decades ago to the big goal: actually replicating human intelligence
Given the explosive allegations made in the last two weeks regarding the basis for the contract between ANN7 and Naspers’s subsidiary MultiChoice, Moneyweb attempted to get the previous communications minister, Yunus
