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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.
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The ongoing power crisis is starting to threaten one of the fundamental drivers of South Africa’s digital economy: Internet access.
Ellies Holdings has agreed to buy 100% of Bundu Power, a company that specialises in alternative power solutions, for a maximum R202.6-million.
Lulalend has secured R600-million in new funding through a series-B round it has described as “transformational” to its business.
US chip maker AMD on Tuesday posted revenue that beat Wall Street targets and said it expected business to improve in the second half.
The company will build a utility-scale solar farm capable of generating 100MW of power after raising R11.8-billion in funds to assist with its expansion plans.
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Tencent wants to merge China’s biggest game-streaming platforms, Huya and DouYu International, people familiar with the matter said, in a deal that would allow it to dominate the $3.4-billion arena.
President Donald Trump’s unprecedented demand that the US get a cut of the proceeds from the forced sale of TikTok is based on an interpretation of law that may be open to challenges.
A US investigation into ByteDance’s TikTok is really intended to smother a Chinese-owned app that’s become a sensation with Americans, founder Zhang Yiming told employees in China.
China will not accept the “theft” of a Chinese technology company and is able to respond to Washington’s move to push ByteDance to sell TikTok’s US operations, the China Daily newspaper said.
Africa’s network operators need to make a New Year’s resolution that they will work to make their data cheaper for their users and improve the quality of their networks. Data creates significant revenue challenges for Africa’s mobile operators, and they must be prepared
There is no quick fix for the rolling blackouts, Eskom’s financial issues and its maintenance backlog, so South Africans will have to learn to “live with it”, an energy sector analyst said on Friday
