Admire Moyo is ITWeb's news editor. He has been a tech journalist at ITWeb since 2010. Before joining ITWeb, Admire worked for The Herald newspaper based in Zimbabwe. He holds a BA degree (English and History) from Africa University.
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The DeepSeek-R1 model gains attention for its performance and cost-effectiveness, challenging established players like OpenAI’s ChatGPT.
The projects will contribute to SA’s clean energy transition, while serving key players in the mining, data centre and energy sectors.
PwC South Africa Technology and Innovation Centre has named Martin as its chief technology officer.
ICASA gives the go-ahead for the transfer of control of telecoms licences held by Cell C to The Prepaid Company.
Using its own browser, Operator can look at a webpage and interact with it by typing, clicking and scrolling.
Afridax looks to take on established players such as Luno, VALR, Ovex and AltCoinTrader in SA’s bourgeoning crypto-currency market.
Allowing Starlink to side-step local policies would undermine BEE transformation goals and set a dangerous precedent for other sectors, says Public Interest SA.
Local mobile network operators expect a number of regulatory interventions to impact their businesses this year.
While cash is still king in Africa, the continent is witnessing a surge in the use of digital wallets to make cross-border payments, says Verto’s Cornelius Coetzee.
If the DBE is to proceed with the publication of the results in the media, it will still be guilty of non-compliance with the regulator’s orders, says the watchdog.
The technologies that will have the biggest impact are AI, fintech, digital agriculture, the continued roll out of 5G and e-commerce, analysts say.
The High Court throws out an urgent court application by the regulator to stop the DBE from publishing the 2024 matric results in the media.