China is shaping how open-source technology is developed, licensed and deployed.
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Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago signals a payments bill that will treat fintechs like banks on like activities.
Shoprite has closed its R&A Cellular deal, taking 51% of the point-of-sale platform serving spaza shops.
Wiocc Group is raising $300-million from AFC and Saudi Arabia’s Vision Invest, its biggest round yet.
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Eskom will have received close to half a trillion rand in state support since it started imposing debilitating blackouts in 2008.
Cape Town is planning a R1.2-billion solar PV project that it hopes will protect it from one full stage of load shedding.
Billionaire Elon Musk said he will launch an artificial intelligence platform called TruthGPT to challenge the offerings from Microsoft and Google.
A “fibre network fault” has resulted in numerous flights into Cape Town being forced to reroute to other airports.
MTN South Africa has hired Bradwin Roper, a former CEO of First National Bank’s FNB Connect division, as its chief financial services officer.
TechCentral asked Nedbank executive head of compliance Maria Boikanyo a few questions as part of its IT Leadership Series.
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Internet giant Google on Monday criticised proposed Australian antitrust laws, saying its free search service would be “at risk” and users’ personal data could be shared if it is made to pay news organisations.
Fortnite creator Epic Games found support from its legions of gamers for suing Apple and Google after the tech giants dropped the popular videogame from their app stores for violating payment guidelines.
The US justice department is moving “full tilt” on its antitrust investigation of Google and other Big Tech platforms, the department’s second-ranking official said.
Apple and Google on Thursday removed Fortnite from their app stores for violating the in-app payment guidelines, prompting developer Epic Games to file antitrust lawsuits challenging their rules.
How did everyone get their estimates on Apple so wrong? So very, very wrong? The company totally blew away any expectations that the Street had for the last quarter, crushing them. On Tuesday evening
Microsoft, once the dominant force in the software industry, has for a few years been on the back foot. Despite its undeniable clout and the world’s largest installed base of users, it has been slow to move
