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Nvidia hits $4 trillion milestone in world first

The rise in the chipmaker’s share price makes it the world's most valuable company, underscoring the strong demand for artificial intelligence chips.

Ramaphosa pleads SA’s case for US tech to curb crime

President Cyril Ramaphosa appeals for US tech-driven reinforcements to fight crime against all races, during a fiery meet-up with US president Donald Trump.

Trump rewards SA-born Elon Musk with govt post

US president-elect Donald Trump appoints Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to lead the new Department of Government Efficiency.

President details closed-door ‘bromance’ with Elon Musk

The tech billionaire is looking at SA with some interest in a number of industries, such as telecoms and the automotive sectors, says president Cyril Ramaphosa.

Political uncertainty, IT jobs bloodbath curtail hiring in SA

As layoffs in the tech sector surpass 100 000 in 2024, this global trend, coupled with SA’s National Elections, limit local hiring activity.

E-mobility roundup: The race for entry-level EV segment is heating up

Two big brands reveal plans for EVs at the EUR20k starting price.

IT hiring worsens in SA, as firms halt recruitment

As the global IT jobs bloodbath continues, local recruitment activity dwindles, with a 26% year-on-year decline over the last two years, says CareerJunction.

Elon Musk enters AI race with new firm

The tech billionaire launches his xAI company, to challenge OpenAI’s ChatGPT generative artificial intelligence space.

A tale of two industries – automotive and tech

Tesla and Nutanix are determined to challenge the status quo and redefine their respective sectors, says Alex Russell, SADC regional sales manager at Nutanix sub-Saharan Africa.

Elon Musk seals Twitter deal to 'help humanity'

The billionaire concludes the acquisition of the microblogging platform ahead of the court-mandated deadline of today after squabbling for weeks.

Court grants Musk, Twitter time to conclude deal

The court halts the Twitter lawsuit until 28 October, to permit the parties to close on the $44 billion transaction.

Musk returns with $44bn Twitter bid, plans to build X app

The world’s richest man makes another about-turn and is now ready to acquire Twitter, on condition the company drops its court case against him.