Payments giant Mastercard is selling security alongside transactions, with South Africa and Nigeria first in line.
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Comcast plans to split into two companies through a spinoff of Sky and former Showmax shareholder NBCUniversal.
South Africa’s automotive body insists local car output still leads the continent, even as the country’s electric ambitions lag.
The combined market value Naspers and Prosus CEO Fabricio Bloisi must double to earn the award has slipped over the year.
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BMW, working with Anglo Platinum and Sasol, has launched a fleet of hydrogen-fuelled vehicles for testing in South Africa.
The Post Office has signed a contract with Ethiopian Airlines to provide airmail services to international destinations.
Eskom remains in deep financial trouble, a new report tabled in parliament by national treasury has shown.
Blue Label Telecoms said its underlying core headline earnings will decline by R100-million in its latest reporting period.
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China is advancing its semiconductor capabilities. The economic, geopolitical and security implications will be profound.
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Facebook risks missing the point of the metaverse – and a coming shift in consumer behaviour – according to pioneers in the space.
Soaring commodity prices and supply-chain bottlenecks threaten to push up the cost of batteries seen as crucial in the fight against climate change.
Ericsson has raised its global forecast for 5G mobile subscriptions to 660 million by the end of this year, citing stronger than expected demand.
Amazon Web Services has introduced two new custom computing chips aimed at helping its customers beat the cost of using chips from Intel and Nvidia.
Facebook bet early on virtual reality, buying Oculus VR two-and-a-half years ago to get its groundbreaking headset. Now it’s fighting claims that the Oculus Rift was built with stolen technology and promoted with a false origin story about a young entrepreneur
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