“The thing I worry about most is humans losing capability” over the machines, said Rene Haas, CEO of ARM.

Huawei’s Mate60 Pro shows “significant progress” in China’s domestic design of radio frequency chips.

Pinduoduo's hit shopping app Temu has gone from zero to rivalling Amazon and Walmart in just over a year.

Most companies that have applied for crypto licences in South Africa are already registered as financial service providers.

CCI South Africa has opened a new contact centre – in the sprawling township of Umlazi, outside Durban.

An increase in crime involving online platforms has pushed Gumtree to jack up its security mechanisms.

Kenya is working on a schedule for rotational blackouts to protect the transmission network from overloading.

The right to privacy is one of the most essential human rights we can fight for. AI has the potential to threaten that.

Kena Health CTO Pheello Maboea tells the TechCentral Show about the telehealth start-up’s journey so far.

The landmark ruling against Google and its Play store, if it holds, could up-end the entire app economy.

Apple is offering incentives to artists and record labels to produce music using Dolby Atmos.

South Africa will start a procurement process for an additional 2.5GW of nuclear power, the electricity minister said.

Google’s legal defeat at the hands of Epic Games threatens to upend how billions of consumers use mobile devices.

The acquisition of Modirum 3-D Secure will create a significant global player in digital payment security.

Business is booming for South Africa's listed education companies as the public system buckles.

DStv, the Springboks and the late musician AKA were among the most searched-for terms in 2023, Google has said.

The value of Elon Musk’s SpaceX has been boosted to close to $180-billion, according to sources.

Lawyers had warned Meta about the legal perils of using pirated books to train its AI models, according to a new filing.

Motoring manufacturers could be forced to adopt new technology to prevent intoxicated drivers from starting vehicles.

Wi-Fi is poised for significant advances in 2024, writes the Wireless Access Providers' Association's Paul Colmer.

Among the many changes brought about by the pandemic is the widespread use of QR codes. But be wary of them.