From key moments to benchmarks of progress, here’s how the tech game-changers of 2019 took place.

Attorneys-general investigating advertising practices at Alphabet's Google plan to expand their anti-trust probe into its flagship Android business.

Telkom has never offered to replace my ADSL with fibre. Does it even want the business?

The company bids to buy HP, with sources suggesting a price tag of £33 billion, about 20% above HP’s current market capitalisation.

Despite some weaknesses and problem areas, the ICASA roadmap marks a crucial first step in getting spectrum rubber out on the ICT road.

Even well-funded fintech firms sometimes fall prey to myopic thinking around regulation.

Google has bid $2.1 billion for Fitbit, the wearable device maker.

Softbank bought 80% of WeWork in a rescue deal valued at almost $10 billion.

Research shows the majority of businesses are only ‘okay’ in the eyes of their customers, so how do they bridge this expectations gap?

The attacks on Libra, Facebook’s proposed crypto-currency, reveal the financial world’s fear of losing control.

A cloud start-up founded by ex-Cisco engineers raises $278 million to fund products that help the data centres of customers such as investment banks function more like those of cloud computing providers.

E-mail addresses and phone numbers uploaded by users to meet Twitter’s security requirements may have been ‘inadvertently’ used for advertising purposes.

The days when data science was only available to the brainiest of number-crunchers are behind us, and anyone can take advantage of this accessibility.