Amazon Web Services plans to invest more than R365-million in developing 100% black-owned small ICT businesses in South Africa as part of an “equity equivalence” programme.
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After a year of tough headlines, the world’s biggest technology companies showed last week that they’re powering through, continuing to rake in cash and invest in future growth.
Investors are getting constant reminders that it’s not cheap for technology giants to stay on top.
Apple is ramping up hiring for a team that is working on new smart-home software and devices in an effort to catch up in a field where Google and Amazon.com have dominated.
Microsoft has won the sought-after Jedi cloud computing contract with the Pentagon, dealing a blow to the market leader, Amazon.com, which had been the front-runner.
Google is injecting its search engine with new technology to better interpret the billions of Web queries it handles every day, a change top executives described as one of the most significant in the company’s history.
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.
Google lured billions of consumers to its digital services by offering copious free cloud storage. That’s beginning to change.
After a 17-month hiatus, the sixth season of HBO’s Silicon Valley premieres on Sunday night in the US. The show is at the very top of its game after an uneven run.
Facebook has dropped out of the top 10 most valuable global brands as Apple, Google and Amazon retained the first three places.