Finland has offered to help South African researchers reach Lumi, one of Europe’s fastest supercomputers.
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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.
South Africa’s redrafted AI policy goes to cabinet by March 2027, months later than first promised.
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The confirmed planet, called Barnard b, has a predicted diameter about three-quarters that of Earth.
Employees were praying outside StarSat offices on Wednesday as Icasa officials disconnected the company’s infrastructure.
Communications minister Solly Malatsi has said a rescue plan for the company must consider “privatisation scenarios”.
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Broadcom has agreed to buy cloud computing company VMware for about$61-billion in one of the largest technology deals of all time.
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Sony is moving decisively to a future where “large elements of our community extend beyond the console”, it said.
Andreessen Horowitz has raised a $4.5-billion crypto fund, the industry’s largest to date.
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