South Africa has ambitions to develop and launch its own communications satellite system, which the Department of Science, Technology, and Innovation says will save taxpayers billions every year.

UKRI boss Ian Chapman said it had been told by the government to “focus and do fewer things better”.

DStv has responded to questions about whether SuperSport will show the Winter Olympic Games this year.

Makro Restored offers numerous pre-owned tech products at a fraction of the prices of new items.

It is no longer possible to get key change tokens for meters still running on KRN 1.

Capitec has announced its revised fee structure, which comes into effect on 1 March 2026.

Lesaka Technologies will spend about R5 million in transaction costs during its current financial year to acquire Bank Zero.

Musk’s space exploration company and his AI start-up are merging.

The Reddit-like website which launched in late January allows AI bots to speak to each other.

The UK’s largest porn site has blocked unregistered users from accessing explicit content in the country, but why motives remain unclear.

Social media has been flooded with fake, AI-generated images and videos. But will the majority of users actually care?

George is an avatar on my mobile but claims to know what makes me tick.

The ASA upheld complaints that Coinbase’s adverts trivialised the risks of investing in cryptocurrency.

The country cut off internet access on 8 January following a government crackdown on protesters.

The technology giant confirmed the redundancies hours after it told staff in an email sent in error.

The online lessons give advice on things such as how to prompt chatbots or complete admin tasks.

The changes mean only those who have a Pornhub account and have verified their age will be able to access it in the UK soon.

Millions of gamers could get compensation if the lawsuit – which accuses Valve of charging inflated prices – succeeds.

The claimants say Google Assistant recorded private conversations without their knowledge.

The Commission will assess whether “manipulated sexually explicit images” have been shown to users in the EU.

The BBC’s Lily Jamali looks into why big US firms and start-ups alike are turning to Chinese tech.