The Bank has told TechCentral it is still engaging on crypto assets, including stablecoins, as an industry campaign builds.
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Shoprite CTO Chris Shortt on meeting the customer anywhere, the SAP core underneath it and hiring for a world of agents.
The iPhone Duo could easily land at above R50 000 locally, according to calculations by TechCentral.
VALR, Luno, AltCoinTrader and EasyEquities have joined a coalition fighting treasury’s proposed cross-border crypto ban.
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Twitter crashed repeatedly during a highly anticipated live audio chat between Elon Musk and politician Ron DeSantis.
It will soon effectively be unlawful to sell fluorescent and incandescent light bulbs for use in South African households.
A new test version of Photoshop incorporates generative AI tools – and the results are, for the most part, incredible.
Massmart has introduced parent Walmart’s global integrated fulfilment software to all Makro stores, with plans to expand to Game and Builders soon.
However, growth across different segments was uneven, with some seeing exceptional growth while others declined.
South Africa is considering extending the lives of some of its biggest coal-fired power plants.
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ByteDance founder and CEO Yiming Zhang’s decision to drop his pursuit of a sale of TikTok’s US operations to Microsoft in favour of a partnership with Oracle was the culmination of weeks of pressure.
Google aims to power its data centres and offices solely with renewable energy by 2030, its CEO said, becoming the biggest company in the world to commit to ditching coal and natural gas power.
Nvidia’s $40-billion agreement to acquire ARM is likely to meet strong opposition from Nvidia’s chip industry rivals, analysts say, with murmurs of protest already emerging in South Korea and China.
ByteDance abandoned the sale of TikTok in the US on Sunday to pursue a partnership with Oracle that it hopes will spare it a US ban while appeasing China’s government, people familiar with the matter said.
The capacity of today’s wireless communications networks has increased a million-fold since the introduction of the first cellular network in 1957. But this improvement isn’t due to improving connectivity technologies such as Wi-Fi, 2G, 3G and so on, which
Government should make better use of regulatory tools and legislation to foster a more competitive environment in South Africa’s pay-television industry rather than requiring that conditional access technology be included in state-subsidised set-top boxes. That’s the
