Global demand for smartphones, PCs and gaming consoles is expected to shrink this year amid surging RAM prices.
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As storage prices fall, South Africa’s renewables are pivoting from variable output to dependable, dispatchable power.
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South Africa is endowed with minerals needed by the tech industry, but they are not being exploited to their full potential.
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Adapt IT’s listing on the JSE will be terminated on 4 January 2022 after 13 years on the bourse’s main board.
Software developer Neil Harvey & Associates has escalated its 15-year legal battle with Medscheme over alleged copyright infringement.
Former justice of the constitutional court Albie Sachs has said the formation of an independent body should be considered in the fight against corruption.
Icasa on Friday took a major step forward in licensing radio frequency spectrum for 4G and 5G broadband services.
South Africa’s financial regulator is planning to unveil a regulatory framework covering cryptocurrencies early next year.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey called out his counterpart at Facebook, saying Mark Zuckerberg has a “major gap and flaw” in his argument for free speech on social media.
Facebook has started testing its news tab with selected users as the social network seeks to push people towards quality journalism.
Jeff Bezos is about to relinquish the title of world’s richest person to Bill Gates, as Amazon.com shares tumbled in late trading on Thursday.
Nokia only really has two competitors in the telecommunications equipment business, and one of them has been all but banned from much of the market. Pretty ripe conditions for a thriving business? Not for Nokia.
The future will be about getting more people online, sometimes in unexpected ways, about technology that interacts without our physiology, about reevaluating how education works, and about expanding our existing communications networks beyond our own planet
Dimension Data, the Johannesburg-headquartered IT services group owned by Japan’s Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, wants to become a much more active player in South Africa’s mobile communications industry and has been involved in talks about potential deals that will help it do this
