Pick n Pay is rolling OrderGrid’s AI platform out to 720 stores after a successful pilot.
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DJ Zinhle’s Bestie Connect is a prepaid mobile network on MTN, aimed squarely at her followers.
ACT’s Nomvuyiso Batyi says Icasa’s draft Sim rules give the regulator powers it doesn’t have.
Zadna has opened a tender for a 10-year contract to run South Africa’s .co.za domain registry.
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The country needs to build and fund a R390-billion expansion of the national grid so it can connect more power plants.
South Africa has moved a step closer towards creating a competitive electricity market.
Microsoft services should be back to 100% working order by 8pm on Friday, as the company works to mitigate the incident.
The service, launched in Nigeria last month, allows anyone – even in the middle of nowhere – to access AI technology.
Widespread problems were affecting the internet in South Africa on Thursday due to multiple undersea cable breaks.
What started out as a partnership has degenerated into an “asymmetric” relationship, Caxton chairman Paul Jenkins has said.
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Microsoft has warned thousands of its cloud computing customers, including some of the world’s largest companies, that intruders could have the ability to read, change or even delete their main databases.
Nvidia is likely to seek EU antitrust approval for its $54-billion takeover of British chip designer ARM early next month, with regulators expected to launch a full-scale investigation after a preliminary review.
Chinese regulators are seeking to implement far-reaching rules about the algorithms technology companies use to recommend videos and other content.
Apple settled a wide-ranging class action lawsuit with US app makers on Thursday, announcing changes to the App Store such as giving developers more flexibility to advertise outside payment methods.
MMI Holdings, the JSE-listed parent of Momentum and Metropolitan, has committed hundreds of millions of rand to investing in and nurturing the next-wave of health and financial technology
In 2015, the total value of e-commerce in China was US$603bn. Of that, $485bn, or 80%, went through Alibaba. The scale of the company’s dominance in the country is quite staggering, and speaking at the Consumer Goods
