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Rather than building fortresses, forward-thinking businesses are empowering their users to safeguard their digital identities.
Government expects private companies to add more than 4GW of electricity generation capacity to the grid by the end of 2024.
Eskom’s costs to run its diesel-powered units more than doubled as its fleet of coal-fired plants experienced frequent breakdowns.
On Tuesday, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang joined an elite list of tech executives to head a company worth $1-trillion. But who is he?
Trade, industry & competition minister Ebrahim Patel has published block exemptions for energy users and suppliers in terms of the Competition Act.
Nvidia breached the $1-trillion in market capitalisation on Tuesday, making it the first chip maker to join the trillion-dollar club.
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Google has won European Union approval for its $2.1-billion takeover of Fitbit, days after regulators proposed tougher rules to curb powerful technology firms’ push into new services.
Facebook has attacked Apple in a series of full-page newspaper advertisements, claiming the iPhone maker’s anticipated mobile software changes around data gathering are bad for small businesses.
Facebook and Google, the two biggest players in online advertising, used a series of deals to consolidate their market power illegally, Texas and nine other states alleged in a lawsuit against Google.
Samsung Electronics has signed a partnership with IBM to combine “edge computing” with private 5G networks, the latest tie-up among technology firms trying to help customers automate production.
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The group that is least likely to scupper the possible acquisition of Advtech by its fast growing competitor Curro is the Competition Commission. Combined, the two companies are far smaller in the private schools arena than one might think. In 2013
