Cisco has appointed Ossama Eldeeb to lead its Africa business as the continent builds AI infrastructure.
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Why Pepkor’s PlusB is the most credible challenge Capitec has ever faced, and what it will take to prove it.
Bad weather has long wrecked quantum light signals. Wits researchers appear to have found a solution.
Nomvuyiso Batyi warns Icasa has consulted operators but not the local government bodies that will have to apply the rules.
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The story of a screw with 10 extra grooves reveals how Apple’s next CEO, John Ternus, thinks about leadership.
Whether Anthropic’s new Mythos model lives up to the hype or not, South Africa is not prepared for what’s coming.
The move by NTT Data comes as hyperscalers expand their Johannesburg footprints to serve cloud and AI workloads.
Scientists at Wits University have designed South Africa’s first app to warn residents of pollution levels.
Audit-driven security and fragmented tooling are leaving South African organisations exposed, cybersecurity experts warn.
Mobile operators trail traditional ISPs in Opensignal’s latest comparison – though the report’s scope is limited.
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Shares of Google parent Alphabet rose about 5% on Tuesday after it unveiled a new-generation quantum chip.
Pat Gelsinger resigned after a board meeting at which directors felt his costly plan to turn Intel around was not working.
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has retired, the company said on Monday, following a tumultuous period for the chip pioneer.
The US is poised to launch its third crackdown in three years on China’s semiconductor industry, sources said.
A new European law that imposes the first ever carbon border tax in the world comes into force soon. The impact on Africa could be severe.
Since 1977, the US has spent at least $16-billion to design, build and operate the Hubble Space Telescope. What a bargain.

































