A UCT doctoral thesis argues AI regulation should be enforceable, not left to voluntary principles.
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No proposal has reached the regulator on making midday power cheaper to soak up surplus solar in South Africa.
M-Net and KykNet are leaving the confines of Premium, cricket is dropping to R399 and Compact Plus is disappearing altogether.
South Africa will gain a second Réunion cable at 320Tbit/s by 2028, in preparation for the retirement of the ageing Safe system.
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Delays in processing the Electricity Regulation Amendment Bill, which came to light last week, are appalling.
The world’s leading emerging market powers are mounting their most ambitious challenge yet to the status quo.
The amount of unpaid dues municipalities owe Eskom has risen to more than R63.2-billion – and is increasing exponentially.
Bitcoin has had a sleepy few months. This week, it was shaken awake.
Activist organisations have helped establish three community-owned renewable energy projects in informal settlements.
Standard Bank Group spent R11.2-billion in the first half of the year on technology, including staff costs.
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ByteDance is suing Tencent Holdings over alleged monopolies in its WeChat and QQ platforms, escalating a feud between the leading Chinese social media giants.
Xiaomi filed a complaint in a Washington against the US defence and treasury departments, seeking to remove the Chinese smartphone maker from an official list of companies with ties to China’s military.
Billionaire Elon Musk said on Monday bitcoin was “on the verge” of being more widely accepted among investors as he expressed his support for the cryptocurrency.
Microsoft is confident its search product Bing can fill the gap in Australia if Google pulls its search over required payments to media outlets, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Monday.
Telkom has introduced a new, entry-level asymmetric digital subscriber line (ADSL) product at a wholesale price of less than R50/month in an attempt to light a fire under demand for fixed-line broadband and to steal market share from the mobile operators
Bitcoin has been declared the “end of money as we know it” and as a currency for our times; decentralised, and created specifically for seamless exchange on the Internet. That is, it would be, if
