Stellantis MD Mike Whitfield insists the greenfield project is merely on hold, not abandoned, amid market upheaval.
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Tech billionaires promise AI abundance underwritten by a basic income. Run South Africa’s budget and the thesis unravels.
Former communications minister Dina Pule presided over one of the ICT sector’s darkest chapters.
The company will begin reopening access after agreeing to work closely with Washington on safety protocols.
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Earthquakes like Wednesday’s Joburg tremblor are likely to reoccur, according to the Council for Geoscience.
The surprise launch of the Huawei Mate60 Pro has triggered an international guessing game over what is inside it.
Uber has launched an electric motorbike service in Kenya, its first in Africa.
Value Capital Partners, chaired by former Brait CEO Antony Ball, recently made further big purchases of Altron shares.
Cape Town plans to spend almost R1-billion in three years on safety technologies, including bodycams.
Vodacom and MTN are in a fight to deliver the best mobile network experience in South Africa, OpenSignal said.
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Cryptocurrencies fought to find a footing on Monday after even weekend cheerleading from Tesla boss Elon Musk seemed unable offset selling pressure from spooked investors.
Taiwan has suffered a sudden reversal of fortunes. The pandemic comes just as a drought triggers power outages, stoking economic uncertainty and threatening the world’s chip supply.
Elon Musk is again tweeting about technology and cryptocurrencies, and this time he’s clear on where his support is at.
Iran has enlisted intelligence officers in the government’s latest effort to crack down on illegal cryptocurrency miners, as the nation’s power grid struggles to handle rising electricity consumption.
WhatsApp, Skype and other “over the top” services should be regulated in the same way as telecommunications operators, especially as there is a risk that these new competitors will threaten cellphone companies’ ability to invest in their networks. That is the view of
The unthinkable has happened. BlackBerry, which has always developed phones that run its own operating system software, has released its first smartphone running Android. And if the
