Microsoft president says milk faces more regulation than AI
Microsoft's president says milk cartons and washing machines face stricter safety rules than artificial intelligence does.
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Microsoft's president says milk cartons and washing machines face stricter safety rules than artificial intelligence does.
Phones, scooters, robot vacuums and smart TVs: how Xiaomi plans to win over South African consumers.
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AI infrastructure investment is keeping global growth at about 3%, says IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva.
Victims of scams, sextortion and hacked accounts can get free, confidential guidance through a 12-month pilot.
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Unbundling Eskom's transmission assets into an independent operator is the durable fix. It must happen fast.
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Standard Bank will buy as much as 4.99% of Nigeria-focused fintech OPay as it files to list in New York.
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Ukraine has struck two Yandex data centres, including one housing supercomputers used to train its AI.
Useful AI has to make judgment calls. The worry is the character those calls create, writes Fanie van Rooyen.
LDV South Africa CEO Gerhard Moolman talks fleet orders, a sub-R300 000 single cab and electric bakkies with Watts & Wheels.
SpaceX is reportedly paying $8-billion for 800MHz spectrum to boost its Starlink Mobile service in the US.
Anthropic has added live data dashboards and animated explainers to Claude, alongside docs and slides.
The resignation came a day after TechCentral reported that Seacom had placed Mangale on special leave.
Dimension Data was one of South Africa's great business stories. It's a terrible shame how its history is concluding.
Consumer sign-ups promised for July 2026 have slipped, leaving spam-weary South Africans waiting until next May.
Frogfoot executives tell the TechCentral Show they would rather be the acquirer than be sold as South Africa’s fibre market consolidates.
LekkeSlaap co-founders Jonathan Womersley and Marcel van de Ghinste have sold the popular accommodation booking platform.
A memory chip crunch means the powerful laptops needed for local AI are very expensive.
The global memory chip crunch has handed Samsung a record $80-billion quarterly profit, the highest ever for a tech company.
Customers switch fintechs without hesitation. A credible insurance partner gives them reasons to stay.
Businesses keep asking customers for the same ID. Verifiable credentials could end the repetition, writes Contactable CEO Shaun Strydom.
Integrating CRM systems with communication platforms helps businesses resolve customer queries on first contact.
Former NTT CEO Jason Goodall has admitted secretly taking part in the 2019 sale of The Campus and will pay NTT R208.6-million.
Four former executives named by Jason Goodall say his confession was dictated by NTT's settlement terms.
Seacom's board has placed CEO Alpheus Mangale on special leave while an independent investigator probes allegations.
Battery storage planned for the next decade is being brought forward because the grid is throwing away surplus power.