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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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Cell C has announced plans to sell 44 of its 47 company-owned stores as it moves to a franchising model.
Telkom expects to report an improvement of about 200% in full-year normalised headline earnings per share.
TymeBank is raising $150-million to build scale as it prepares for an initial public offering, its CEO said.
Average monthly capacity additions from February to April dropped to 26MW from 97MW a year ago.
Apple has become the first brand to cross $1-trillion in brand value, Kantar’s BrandZ has found.
Industry lobby group ACT has urged Icasa to practice “regulatory forbearance” to ease the impact of load shedding.
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Meta Platforms has tumbled out of the world’s 10 largest companies by market value, hammered by its worst monthly stock decline ever.
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger said Intel would be interested in participating if a consortium emerges to buy semiconductor and software design company ARM.
Huawei Technologies will spend R9.5-billion to build a new headquarters and R&D centre for its digital power unit.
Elon Musk accused the SEC of harassing them with an “endless” and “unrelenting” investigation to punish him for being an outspoken critic of the government.
Acquisition opportunities are opening in Africa for Vodacom Group as telecommunications assets become more affordable, the JSE-listed group’s CEO, Shameel Joosub, said this week at the presentation…
The world of higher and professional education is changing rapidly. Digitally-enabled learning, in all its forms, is here to stay. In the past five years, massive open online courses have allowed universities to share their expertise with millions across the world































