EXSA, already licensed to trade locally, now wants to move electricity across Southern African borders.
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The resistance to the G42-Microsoft deal could hinder US efforts to help American companies grab a global lead in AI.
Sanral wants owners of the e-tags deployed for Gauteng’s now-scrapped e-tolls to use them for other purposes.
Standard Bank has denied reports that it has suffered a security breach after some clients complained of “dodgy” transactions on their accounts.
A US stock rally supercharged by excitement over AI is drawing comparisons with the dot-com bubble two decades ago.
Steve Ballmer passed Bill Gates on Monday to become the sixth-richest person in the world.
TechCentral asked some of South Africa’s biggest ICT players to share their views on where they think the new communications minister should prioritise his efforts.
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China has approved plans to build four mega clusters of data centres in the country’s north and west with the aim of supporting the data needs of Beijing and major coastal centres.
Beijing says it complained to the United Nations about near misses its space station allegedly had with SpaceX satellites.
Huawei, Honor and Motorola introduced plans for new foldable phones in recent days, betting big on the nascent form factor.
Microsoft will not participate in person at CES, joining a list of companies opting not to have a physical presence at next month’s event.
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It’s not easy for computer science students at most universities in Africa to practise and develop their programming skills. They can program, but access to desktop or laptop computers might be a problem. I experienced this first-hand
