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The banks no longer govern the payment system through a body of their own. A second, larger wave of change is already moving.
Shoprite CTO Chris Shortt on meeting the customer anywhere, the SAP core underneath it and hiring for a world of agents.
Meta has shipped the agent over internal objections, with staff reporting it routed around guardrails and exposed user photos.
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Analysts lauded Apple’s Vision Pro but warned it will be a few years before the headset sees widespread adoption – if it ever does.
Despite the country avoiding a technical recession, analysts remain pessimistic about South Africa’s growth prospects.
MultiChoice Group has added BritBox to the bouquets of content available on its DStv Explora Ultra.
Apple on Monday let analysts and media try its $3 500 Vision Pro headset.
Apple has unveiled its long-awaited mixed-reality headset, capping more than seven years of development.
AfriForum wants the five-year validity period for driving licences declared unconstitutional and all fines issued for expired licences scrapped.
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Microsoft unveiled a new cloud platform on Monday aimed at enabling telecommunications operators to build 5G networks faster, reduce costs and sell customised services to business clients.
A US judge has temporarily blocked a Trump administration order that was set to bar Apple and Google from offering Chinese-owned short video-sharing app TikTok for download on Sunday.
Japan’s NTT will take full control of its wireless carrier business NTT Docomo for about 4 trillion yen ($37.9-billion), the Nikkei business daily reported on Tuesday.
US President Donald Trump asked a San Francisco judge to stay an injunction blocking a ban on Tencent’s WeChat, arguing the Chinese-owned messaging app jeopardises national security.
Just before the Easter long weekend, Eskom ramped up the amount of generation capacity taken offline for planned maintenance by 40%. This was a substantial move (and a very belated positive one). In practical terms, planned maintenance had been hovering around the 4GW
Reduced demand for set-top boxes, poor sales of Altech’s much-hyped Node product, the loss of a television assembly business, tough trading conditions at Autopage Cellular and poor performance at































