Catching even a fraction of the upside will be a deliberate act of statecraft, not a stroke of luck.
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South Africa’s quantum industry is still in its infancy – but it’s no longer purely academic in nature.
Operators say the rapid deployment rules, now in draft form, ignore the municipal wayleave bottleneck.
Rockstar’s behemoth will smash sales records, but commercial success has never guaranteed creative revolution.
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With the music industry still adjusting to disruptions caused by the Internet and streaming services, along comes artificial intelligence to shake things up again.
Two East Asian companies have built more robust businesses and their scale now threatens to bury the competition.
Raymond Ndlovu will step down as CEO of Remgro-controlled CIVH, the parent of Vumatel and Dark Fibre Africa, at the end of March.
The 155MW, R4-billion project by Seriti Green will provide electricity for coal mining operations in Mpumalanga.
Nokia has been selected by Liquid Intelligent Technologies to deploy a next-generation optical transport network connecting a vast swathe of East and Southern Africa.
The measure will undermine spending controls and isn’t the solution to South Afric’s energy crisis, they say.
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It looks like a real pay-television subscription, with familiar shows, advertisements and even a customer service line. But the product, known as a pirated Internet protocol TV service, is illegal.
Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bezos sold shares worth $3.1-billion in the e-commerce company in recent days, regulatory filings showed on Wednesday.
Telkom Kenya said on Wednesday it was no longer pursuing a proposed joint venture transaction with the Kenyan unit of India’s Bharti Airtel.
Facebook rolled out its own version of social media rival TikTok in more than 50 other countries on Wednesday, embedding a new short-form video service called Reels as a feature in Instragram.
The broadcasting landscape in Africa is poised for disruptive change, with locally developed television content delivered over mobile phone networks set to change the way people across the continent consume
Keystone Electronic Solutions, a contract design engineering firm based in Pretoria, is hiring. The only problem is, it can’t fill the vacancies it has for engineering graduates because, according to co-founders John Eigelaar and Ivan Popov, the people coming out of
