OpenAI has restricted its newest model to vetted partners after Washington pressure over mounting national security concerns.
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Payments giant Mastercard is selling security alongside transactions, with South Africa and Nigeria first in line.
Naspers subsidiary Prosus has reported its consumer platforms as profitable across all regions for the first time.
Even after stronger revenue and margins at Takealot, the Naspers board declined to reverse a R5.9-billion impairment.
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Forty countries in a US-led alliance that includes South Africa plan to sign a pledge never to pay ransom to cybercriminals.
Eskom said on Tuesday that its net loss in the financial year that ended in March 2023 had widened to R23.9-billion.
CEOs have identified generative AI, geopolitics and cybersecurity as the top three risks facing their organisations.
Africa’s share of global lithium supply is expected to increase to 14% by the end of the decade from 1% now.
Pick n Pay is not taking the threat posed by Shoprite’s popular on-demand shopping app, Sixty60, lying down.
Eskom will hand over responsibility for almost all load shedding in Johannesburg to City Power from 6 November.
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For most of the 13-year life of cryptocurrencies, exchanges were the epicentre for cyberheists. Now, a bigger hacking risk in the growing sector has exploded into view: peer-to-peer crypto platforms.
The first orbital stack of SpaceX’s Starship rocket should be ready for flight in the coming weeks, taking CEO Elon Musk a step closer to his dream of orbital and then interplanetary travel.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s total compensation for 2020 was nil, compared to $23 760 in 2019. However, finance chief Zachary Kirkhorn’s total compensation was $46.6-million.
Apple has warned retail and online sales staff to be ready to field questions from consumers about the company’s upcoming features for limiting the spread of child abuse images.
Yesterday was the start of Apple’s annual Worldwide Developer Conference, and Wall Street analysts seemed to emerge pretty optimistic on the changes that were announced to the company’s products. While new devices are not typically
Microsoft has provided the first hints about why it’s prepared to stump up a massive US$26,2bn to buy LinkedIn, the social network for professionals. The software giant said on Monday that
