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Buying open-source AI hub Hugging Face is less about revenue than about defending Nvidia’s chip empire from within.
One month of Roman telescope observations would take Hubble about a century, its project scientist says.
A raft of electric, hybrid and bakkie launches takes the fight to Toyota, Ford and Isuzu in the most fiercely contested segment.
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Eskom CEO Dan Marokane said on Friday that the utility has made positive strides but must navigate many challenges ahead.
Google is adding a range of anti-theft tech to Android that is likely to be widely welcomed by South African smartphone users.
The ANC and its largest rival, the Democratic Alliance, have agreed to work together in a government of national unity.
Artificial intelligence is helping subsistence farmers in rural Malawi to improve crop yields and save time and money.
Windows Recall, a feature unveiled in May, creates a record of everything people do on their PCs.
MultiChoice Group remains committed to the turbulent Nigerian market, CEO Calvo Mawela said.
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Activision Blizzard will delay a Call of Duty game that had been planned for next year, the first time the franchise will be without an annual mainline release in nearly two decades.
A Wall Street analyst has highlighted AMD’s growing market share, a strong portfolio of computer chips to rival that of Intel and a relatively cheap stock price.
Bitcoin miners are feeling the heat – and the pain’s rippling downstream to pressure prices.
The Dutch antitrust watchdog fined Apple €5-million on Monday, the fifth such penalty in successive weeks in a row.
“Psst. Get into laptops. That’s where the money is.” Seriously, if you heard someone whisper that to you in a bar, you’d call them a taxi and tell them to lay off the bottle. Huawei Technologies
Ever since the dot-com and housing bubbles popped in 2000 and 2008, spotting bubbles has become an obsession. Investors have spotted bubbles in bonds, credit, equities, gold – you name it – over the last several years































