South Africa’s quantum industry is still in its infancy – but it’s no longer purely academic in nature.
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Safaricom’s AGM on 31 July will formalise who really controls East Africa’s biggest operator.
OpenAI will publicly launch its most capable model, GPT‑5.6, on Thursday, after delaying the launch last month.
Operators say the rapid deployment rules, now in draft form, ignore the municipal wayleave bottleneck.
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South Africa needs to upgrade its coal-fired power plants rather than focus on renewable energy, according to a sanctioned Russian billionaire.
Taiwan’s TSMC began mass production of its most advanced chips in southern Taiwan this week.
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South Africa passed 200 days of power cuts in 2022 on Tuesday, with more to come.
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The UK is poised to ban Huawei Technologies from its next-generation mobile networks under a two-step plan to protect critical systems from security threats, a person familiar with the matter said.
Huawei Technologies on Monday reported a 13.1% rise in revenue in the first half of the year, showing slower growth as US officials continue to pressure the company’s suppliers and customers.
The US stock market has been on a tear for the past three months, and Big Tech gets much of the credit. But how can this possibly be when the coronavirus has inflicted so much damage?
White House adviser Peter Navarro said he expects US President Donald Trump to take “strong action” against Chinese-owned social media apps TikTok and WeChat for engaging in “information warfare” against the US.
The aircraft industry is expecting a seven-fold increase in air traffic by 2050, and a four-fold increase in greenhouse gas emissions unless fundamental changes are made. But just how “fundamental” will those changes need to be
South Africa’s digital terrestrial television migration project is in a dire state and if the country fails to switch off its analogue signals after the mid-June 2015 cut-off date, it may be obliged to do so if analogue signals interfere with
