Spotify will reduce its total headcount by around 17% after laying of 6% of this staff in January citing higher costs.

GG Alcock chats to TechCentral's Nkosinathi Ndlovu about how South Africa’s informal economy is being digitised.

Parliament has extended the deadline for written comment on the contentious SABC draft bill until 16 January.

IBM has showed a new quantum computing chip and machine it hopes will form the basis for much larger systems.

Complicated returns policies are keeping some consumers away from embracing online shopping in South Africa.

Elon Musk’s Starlink appears to be making preparations to enter the South African market.

Rockstar Games has released a trailer of the latest installment of its best-selling Grand Theft Auto series, GTA 6.

More than 40 organisations are creating an industry group dedicated to open-source artificial intelligence work.

Rockstar Games unveiled the first trailer for Grand Theft Auto 6 a day early, after the video was leaked online.

Two of the year’s hottest Nigerian stocks are companies that reinvented themselves as fintech providers.

South African consumers may have to wait much longer for the price of electric cars to come down.

The economy shrank in the third quarter as logistics constraints and a chronic electricity shortage took their toll.

Communications minister Mondli Gungebele said he is optimistic that both the SABC and the Post Office can survive.

Bitcoin’s longest winning run since May lifted the token past $44 000.

The growing fleet of electric vehicles worldwide is already making a surprisingly big dent in demand for oil.

MTN Group chief operating officer Jens Schulte-Bockum will leave the operator when his contract expires in March.

Some anglers are using drones to fly baited lines into hard-to-reach areas of water or to look for good fishing areas.

Some in government say ICT spending will not be reduced, despite the parlous state of the country’s finances.

Governments are surveilling smartphone users via their apps' push notifications, a US senator has warned.

The bull case preached by the laser-eyed crowd is, as before, driven by sentiment and speculation rather than utility.

Ayo Technology Solutions may no longer be a “going concern”, based on its 2023 results, its auditors have warned.