South African mobile users spend far less time on 5G than their counterparts in markets like India, a new analysis shows.
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Stakeholders have until 21 August to weigh in before parliament decides the sector’s regulatory future.
South Africa does not have a digital talent shortage. What it has is a shortage of work-ready talent.
South Africa’s next mobile growth story will come from connecting machines, not people, writes Pambos Soteriades.
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The Information Regulator on Monday confirmed that is has received two notifications from the IEC.
African countries must not restrict or hinder digital nomads and skilled workers from crossing their borders.
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Guardrails must be put in place to make AI as accessible to non-technical people as possible, IBM South Africa has said.
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Brett and Mark Levy will have to cough up tens of millions of rand each after Blue Label’s plans to expand in India went awry.
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The CEOs of major US airlines have warned of an impending “catastrophic” aviation crisis in less than 36 hours, when AT&T and Verizon are set to deploy new 5G services.
Omicron has breached the political, financial and technology centres of China for the first time, raising concerns about global supply chains.
Consumers and businesses are increasingly starting to use digital tokens other than bitcoin for purchases, according to BitPay.
Microsoft said it has observed “destructive malware” in systems belonging to several Ukrainian government agencies and organisations.
Research on the so-called productivity paradox – declining productivity despite the ongoing technological revolution – abounds in explanations ranging from statistical error to theories
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