Take-Two Interactive has announced the pricing for the highly anticipated GTA 6, which it will launch in November.
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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.
Being late to the party isn’t the real problem – it’s showing up with nothing new to offer.
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Nasdaq-listed Equinix will invest $390-million in Africa, including South Africa, over the next five years.
Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi has promised the imminent dismantling of the e-tolls system. Is this just electioneering?
The mobile operator said it has had positive negotiations with Icasa about settling its outstanding debts.
Energy regulator Nersa said it registered 124 power-generation facilities in the final three months of 2023.
Interminable power cuts have driven a record seed funding round for South African start-up Hohm Energy.
Andrew Mthembu will hold the CEO reins at EOH on an interim basis until a replacement can be found for Stephen van Coller.
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Electric car maker Tesla’s CEO, Elon Musk, said on Twitter that he will pay more than $11-billion in taxes this year. That’s R175-billion at the time of writing.
In Boeing’s factory of the future, immersive 3D designs will be twinned with robots that speak to each other, while mechanics will be linked by HoloLens headsets.
Reddit, the social media platform that helped fuel this year’s meme stock frenzy in the US, said it has confidentially filed for an initial public offering.
Oracle is in talks to buy electronic medical records company Cerner in a deal that could be valued at $30-billion, the Wall Street Journal reported.
“We are always looking at acquisitions,” Apple CEO Tim Cook told analysts last month. “There’s not a size that we would not do.” It’s a message he’s increasingly stressed over the past year as investors
Elon Musk wants to dig tunnels. Without them, he says, “we will all be in traffic hell forever”. It’s a well-timed ambition, given US President Donald Trump’s plan to spend $1 trillion on infrastructure
