Articles about Apple

Chip stocks drive Nasdaq’s wild ride

Apple and NVIDIA have been swapping the title of world’s most valuable company as semiconductor stocks drive sharp swings across the tech-heavy index.

Job cuts at smartphone maker Oppo South Africa

As part of a review of its operating structure process, the company says a limited number of roles have been affected.

MacBook Neo: Expanding the Mac experience across your business

To make the transition to Mac, Digicape has created the MacBook Neo Business Starter Kit.

Analysis: AI stocks surge amid bubble concerns

Tech stocks hit record valuations on the back of the AI boom, even as analysts warn of lofty prices.

Tablets ‘relegated in importance’ as demand flatlines

Omdia research shows demand for tablet devices flat at 0.1% in the first quarter of the year, pointing to a weaker demand outlook.

ANALYSIS: Big Tech sets AI to catch AI

AI companies are holding back models that could be used in cyber attacks, instead deploying them to build defence systems.

Tim Cook steps down as Apple CEO

The long-serving Apple chief executive will be replaced by senior VP of hardware engineering John Ternus, effective 1 September.

iSchoolAfrica partnership extends impact of Wired4Women Awards

Funding from the awards helps iSchoolAfrica bring digital education tech to learners in under-resourced areas.

iStore SA expands amid growing trade-in business

The Apple reseller is scaling up its retail operations, fuelled by rising trade-ins and growth in its pre-owned devices business.

Naspers feels heat as Tencent faces AI reality check

Investors’ caution over hyperscalers’ AI spending weighs on Tencent, even as analysts point to its embedded ecosystem as a fundamental differentiator.

ITWeb TV: Don’t believe the (AI) hype

With Big Tech financially tied to making AI a success, the local technology reseller ecosystem may struggle to benefit significantly.

Worldwide tablet shipments remain steady

Global tablet shipments increased by 9.8% year-on-year, to 162 million units in 2025, says research firm Omdia.