Sars’s annual report shows R1.6-billion for Microsoft and R1.2-billion for IBM as it leans more heavily on technology.
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TFG is still investigating whether any customer or other sensitive data was compromised in the incident.
Four of Africa Bitcoin’s six directors have resigned after a shareholder group moved to remove them.
The bank is holding money in detected mule accounts without visibly blocking them, leaving syndicates empty-handed.
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South Africa’s banks built their MVNO defence around voice. But the war has moved to data, where telcos hold the advantage.
From 11 staff in 2006, BMW’s IT Hub in Pretoria is now the motoring giant’s largest IT operation outside Germany.
Jumo’s AI engine assesses affordability in real time, targeting borrowers who lack conventional credit histories.
Amazon’s Prime membership has gone live locally at R59/month, bundling free delivery, video and cloud gaming.
Priced at R59/month or R399/year, Prime now undercuts Amazon’s standalone Prime Video, signalling a fight for market share.
Fresh from its JSE listing, Canal+ has locked in rugby, football and other premium sports rights for DStv.
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Ripple has launched a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar, looking to disrupt a market dominated by two incumbents.
Intel and AMD are forming a group to help make sure software works across their chips.
Uber Technologies’ stock jumped after Tesla unveiled a robo-taxi called Cybercab on Thursday in California.
AMD said its latest chips are rolling out to data centres and will exceed some of the capabilities of its rival.
The seeds of a stronger global economy were sown this week. Too bad South Africa will struggle to enjoy the upswing.
Could our universe be a computer simulation, with someone (perhaps an advanced alien species) fine-tuning the conditions?
































