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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A disastrous app update in May torpedoed customer trust in Sonos and caused the company to cut staff.
MultiChoice Group and its French suitor have approached South African regulators about their proposed mega-deal.
South African stocks are having their strongest third quarter for 11 years, and investors see the gains extending.
Epic Games has accused Google and Samsung of conspiring to protect Google’s Play store from competition.
Uber has launched Uber Safari in South Africa, offering tourists access to wildlife experiences in the ride-hailing app.
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Zoom Video Communications projected sales and profit for the current quarter that topped Wall Street’s estimates.
Technology entrepreneur Michael Dell once again finds himself at the centre of one of his industry’s biggest deals.
Tencent CEO Pony Ma shared a viral opinion piece slamming China’s weakening economy under stringent Covid Zero measures.
The largest cryptocurrency rose as much as 1.8% to $30 450 on Monday morning in Asia. That’s after it fell for seven straight weeks.
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