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Sakeliga CEO Piet le Roux explains why the business group is taking Icasa to court.
A telecoms lawyer who supports the ownership requirement says Sakeliga’s main argument is strong.
Nine in 10 large South African organisations now use generative AI, but 73% have no tools to measure its value.
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IBM predicts advancements in quantum computing will likely lead to the first quantum cyberattack by as soon as next decade.
Brazil’s ban of X amid a fight with Elon Musk over disinformation offers a cautionary message for other democracies.
Among other measures, Telegram’s CEO has promised to remove some features that had been abused for illegal activity.
Apple’s most important event of the year takes place on Monday. Here’s everything the company is expected to announce.
The services have been down for weeks. And a court interdict is preventing a new service provider from stepping in.
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Sony’s revamp of its PlayStation subscription service is a major step towards levelling the playing field with Microsoft’s rival Xbox Game Pass, analysts say.
Bitcoin on Tuesday held ground just below its highest this year, touched a day earlier, with gains for the original cryptocurrency topping 27% since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
US pressure on Huawei has served to strengthen the resolve of the Chinese telecommunications giant, finance chief Meng Wanzhou said.
Bitcoin is about to face a fresh onslaught over its damaging environmental footprint.
It’s almost a reflex to blame Russians for cyberattacks these days, even on the sketchiest of evidence. But such accusations certainly seem justified regarding the novel ransomware attack that has swept the world in recent days – known as
Eskom recently repeated that it will not conclude supply contracts with the developers of new renewable energy power stations. These developers were selected under a programme to facilitate private sector involvement in the

































