The US has ordered its diplomats to lobby against foreign data privacy laws that could limit American tech firms.
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South Africa is tightening the regulatory net around crypto – this time targeting cross-border capital flows.
The allocation comes as a relief as Sentech’s battle with the SABC over unpaid signal distribution fees continues.
Government has announced that data centres will be considered as critical as electricity, ports and transport networks.
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As America’s tech titans report earnings this week, one question looms large: is the AI boom headed for the next big bubble?
A new report by research firm Africa Analysis zooms in on the microwave connectivity market in South Africa.
South Africa’s plan to revive its small modular reactor project has been criticised over funding gaps and lost expertise.
The Financial Intelligence Centre Act introduced a regime of enormous cost, derisory efficacy and significant collateral damage.
Tokenisation is transforming global finance, offering faster settlement, lower costs and 24/7 access to real-world assets.
Turnover from the asap! mobile app and Mr D increased by 44% year on year, close to the 48% growth reported by Sixty60.
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SpaceX has cautioned employees not to travel to Brazil amid an escalating feud between Elon Musk and a Brazilian judge.
Safe Superintelligence, founded by Ilya Sutskever, has raised $1-billion in funding to build a safe and powerful AI system.
Intel was one of the first two technology companies to join the Dow Jones Industrial Average during the dot-com boom.
SAP technology chief Juergen Mueller will leave the company by the end of September because of inappropriate conduct.
Gigantic aluminium die casting machines are helping car makers to simplify manufacturing and cut costs by up to 40% in some areas.
When booking a flight, do you ever think about which seat will protect you the most in an emergency? Probably not.
































