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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Apple, fresh off the release of the iPhone 16, is preparing to announce a new low-end phone early next year.
StarSat has vowed to fight Icasa’s decision ordering the platform be shut down, saying it is seeking the necessary licence.
Capitec’s mobile virtual network operator, Capitec Connect, has soared past the one million customer mark.
A new, R300-million fund has been launched to invest seed capital in promising tech start-ups in South Africa.
Telkom has argued that data rollover and time-based bundles are key to its ability to compete.
MTN has argued that competitive market forces are already doing what Icasa aims to achieve through regulation.
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Apple, facing mounting criticism of its App Store policies, has defended the platform by pointing to the small-business jobs and revenue it generates.
The collapse of one of decentralised finance’s most ambitious experiments has knocked more than $83-billion off the sector’s total value.
The US District of Columbia is suing Mark Zuckerberg for his alleged role in the data breach that allowed Cambridge Analytica to target Facebook users during the 2016 election.
Even in the icy wilderness, there are some signs that the crypto king is plotting its comeback.
The Competition Commission believes a contract between Vodacom and the government is potentially anticompetitive and has launched an investigation into the telecommunications giant to establish this. Specifically, the
My thoughts tend to go to dark places these days. And so when I watched Google on Wednesday trot out one after another of its homegrown computing devices for every task and every nook of our homes, I went straight to dystopia

































