Nvidia shares fell on a report that Jensen Huang had a relationship with an alleged Chinese intelligence asset.
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A new chief digital officer and strategy head complete six senior appointments at the troubled State IT Agency this financial year.
The alliance banking deal lets South Africa’s biggest retailer expand its financial services without becoming a bank.
MTN says it and Cell C have not agreed on certain terms of their commercial relationship.
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IT spending by South Africa’s big banks is in the billions of rand each annually, and growing fast.
Derek Watts, well-known for his role as anchor and presenter for 30 years on Carte Blanche, has died.
Treasury given Eskom the first tranche of a package that will wipe off more than half the utility’s liabilities.
There’s a scramble among the world’s biggest technology companies to snap up shares in ARM Holdings.
Flutterwave, Africa’s largest start-up, is pressing ahead with plans for an initial public offering.
The African fintech start-up ecosystem saw $2.7-billion in investment in the past 24 months, researchers have found.
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Four Chinese regulators invited billionaire Jack Ma and Ant Group’s top executives to a supervisory interview on Monday, a rare meeting that underscores rising government scrutiny of the company.
The board of Twitter expressed support for CEO Jack Dorsey on Monday and said it had confidence in the social media company’s “current structure”.
Haunted by Russia’s brazen effort to meddle in the last election, US government officials have erected what they believe are formidable barriers to thwart cyberattacks ahead of Tuesday’s presidential vote.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for setting up independent and controllable supply chains to ensure industrial and national security, just as the US moves to cut China off from key exports.
There’s a hole in the protection surrounding some of the Internet’s supposedly secure websites. A group of researchers has discovered that cyber criminals and other hackers can attack websites that
South Africa’s big three mobile operators have taken a “short-term view to satisfy their shareholders” by increasing the price of their post-paid packages, a decision that could come back to haunt them in the longer term. That’s one of the conclusions
