Catching even a fraction of the upside will be a deliberate act of statecraft, not a stroke of luck.
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South Africa’s quantum industry is still in its infancy – but it’s no longer purely academic in nature.
Operators say the rapid deployment rules, now in draft form, ignore the municipal wayleave bottleneck.
Rockstar’s behemoth will smash sales records, but commercial success has never guaranteed creative revolution.
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Volvo has made a significant entry into the compact and “affordable” electric SUV market with the long-awaited EX30.
MTN South Africa is actively investigating off-grid renewable energy alternatives, including windmill-powered base stations.
Whether a new X platform marks “where the treasure is”, only Elon’s courage will tell.
From mid-June, gamers in South Africa will finally get their hands on the much-awaited Asus ROG Ally handheld gaming device.
Ending power cuts completely will probably take another five years if the infusion of more solar and wind capacity proceeds as currently planned.
Thieves are increasingly using high-tech tools to target weaknesses in modern cars’ sensors and computerised systems.
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Intel plans to tap Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co to make a second generation discrete graphics chip for PCs that it hopes will help it combat the rise of Nvidia.
Shares of Twitter slumped 7% on Monday, on course to knock off about $2.5-billion from the market value of the company, after it permanently suspended the account of US President Donald Trump.
Samsung Electronics rose the most in almost 10 months after Intel was said to be considering asking the South Korean giant and TSMC to make some of its most sophisticated chips.
Restrictions on social media app Parler underscore how technology companies have increasingly been held accountable for the potential consequences of what happens on their services.
With Windows 10, Microsoft is trying to turn the tide against the proliferation of operating systems across desktops, servers, tablets and smartphones by creating a single operating…
Telkom will open its telecommunications exchanges to Internet service providers using an open-access model in an effort to stimulate demand for fixed-line broadband in South Africa. “To further stimulate access to broadband, we will make making around
