Streaming giant Netflix is keen to remind regulators and economies of its weight as growth pressures mount.
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An independent panel chaired by Wits AI researcher Benjamin Rosman will help rebuild the withdrawn draft AI policy.
Nigeria, Ghana and Cameroon delivered strong service revenue growth for MTN, lifting group Ebitda to R27.6-billion.
Naspers’s Prosus is slashing the Brazilian business’s profit forecast to defend it from well-funded competitive rivals.
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EOH said on Friday that it has been approached by “certain shareholders” regarding a “succession plan for the board”.
Little thought has been given to what should happen to lithium batteries when they reach end of life, experts have warned.
Nampak said its systems have been restored but data integrity checks are still underway after a suspected ransomware attack.
East Africa’s biggest company sees no compelling case for splitting its mobile money service M-Pesa into a separate unit.
iStore, the retail chain owned by Apple distributor Core Group, has published local pricing for the iPad Pro M4 models.
OpenAI plans to announce its AI-powered search product on Monday, according to two sources.
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Apple’s iPod, a groundbreaking device that upended the music and electronics industries more than two decades ago, is no more.
Activists are warning that a new feature from Zoom analysing emotion and engagement could introduce bias and risk violating personal privacy.
Netflix could introduce its lower-priced, ad-supported subscription plan by the end of the year, earlier than originally planned.
Component shortages and supply-chain disruptions risk hampering production of Sony’s flagship PlayStation 5 hardware.
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