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Datatec CEO Jens Montanana has reset the floor and ceiling on a 2.4-million-share collar as the company’s share price surges.
South Africans have already gone digital at the till. Visa is betting their employers are next.
Broadcom’s CEO says the chip matches Nvidia’s Blackwell, as AI labs scramble for alternatives to scarce GPUs.
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Work is under way to repair two cable systems that were damaged on 12 May causing internet disruptions across East Africa.
eMedia Holdings said its legal fees rose sharply in the year ended 31 March 2024 as it battled rival MultiChoice Group.
South Korea has announced a $19-billion support package amid “all-out warfare” in chip industry.
A global outage is affecting a variety of Microsoft services, including its Bing search engine and Copilot AI tool.
South Africa is considering lodging a formal complaint against the EU’s “protectionist” carbon border levy.
PDD Holdings more than doubled revenue after deepening inroads into countries including South Africa.
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Apple’s plan to add a highly anticipated blood pressure monitor to its smartwatch has hit some snags. However, other new features will debut this year.
Honda plans to spend $64-billion on research and development over the next decade, laying out an ambitious target to roll out 30 electric vehicle models globally by 2030.
Has Microsoft gone back its bad old ways? Some customers and rivals are making a bold claim that the software giant is again using its sway over one market to thwart competition in another.
The Nasdaq 100 Index lost more than $1-trillion in market value in the past four sessions. Yet its roller-coaster ride may have only just begun.
During a recent outing to a fancy restaurant, Andy Rubin spotted an all-too-familiar tableau: a couple on what seemed to be a first date taking pictures of their food and then losing themselves in their smartphones for the
Why aren’t there more female software developers in Silicon Valley? James Damore, the Google engineer fired for criticising the company’s diversity programme, believes that it’s all about “innate dispositional differences
