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Simon Campbell-Young Global transportation technology company Uber Technologies has admitted it suffered a breach that saw hackers stealing the personal information of approximately 57 million customers and drivers...read | 
Issued By Bizcommunity.com Location, location, location - a real estate term used to describe the benefits of a property investment is as relevant in the online media space...read | 
The US Bureau of Labour Statistics forecasts that employment of software developers is projected to grow 24% from 2016 to 2026, much faster than the average for all occupations...read |
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 | As much as public Wi-Fi is great for convenience - it's free, saves on mobile data, and is often faster when it comes to downloading - hackers love public Wi-Fi too, and for different reasons... read |
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 | Kaspersky Lab has introduced the next generation of its Kaspersky Safe Kids service... read |
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 | Kerry Hope On 25 May 2018, South African companies with an EU customer base must comply with new rules and legislation concerning the collection, storage, and processing of personal information also known as the General Data Protection Regulation... read |
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 | Students from various universities will be representing South Africa at the International Student Cluster Competition hosted at the 2018 International Supercomputing Conference in Germany next year... read |
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 | BCX and CiTi have formed a strategic partnership to catalyse digital skills across South Africa with a R100m investment into the CapaCiTi Skills Development Programme... read |
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 | 2018 will see GirlCode expand its annual hackathon and training workshops, as well as launch its Digital Academy, the GirlCoder Club, the GirlCode Accelerator Programme, and the GirlCode Incubator initiative... read |
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 | Hadlee Simons Google hardware is notoriously tough to come by in South Africa, as we've found out over the past couple of years... read |
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 | The UN warned on Wednesday, 13 December, that waste from discarded electronics like mobile phones, laptops and refrigerators is piling up worldwide... read |
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 | Andy Walker You may not feel it if you're still using ADSL over century-old copper lines in South Africa, but global internet speeds over both fixed broadband and mobile networks have increased in 2017. read |
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 | RSAWeb has partnered with the Friends of the Sea Point Pavilion with its FreeWifi project to provide one hour of super-fast, free Wi-Fi to people in the promenade area... read |
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 | Digitata Insights and Sunlight have together embarked on a water saving awareness campaign with the aim of... read |
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 | Amazon Web Services has announced the launch of AWS Direct Connect in South Africa. This is the first time that the Amazon network has come to Africa... read |
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 | Marc Gower Forget about digital transformation until you have addressed how you plan to reinvent your business model to address the fundamental and irreversible shift in the way customers make purchasing decisions... read |
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 | After surveying 300 business decision-makers in device manufacturing firms across five major global markets, Gemalto has revealed that the device manufacturing industry is embracing software over hardware as its primary business model... read |
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 | Tom Jackson For any of the non-South Africans reading this, a "braai" is a barbeque, and a vital part of the country's culture... read |
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 | Vera Songwe launches the women and girls startup challenge to promote digital entrepreneurship... read |
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 | Carlos Martin-Rios If Uber and Airbnb does not qualify as genuinely disruptive companies, what is then a potentially disruptive innovation in hospitality? read |
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 | As we look forward to closing the year, Jumia Travel takes a keen look at emerging and growing hotel technologies that will shape the new year... read |
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 | Joon Chong and Wesley Grimm The tax on sugary beverages is expected to commence on 1 April 2018. Is it really a measure to promote a healthier lifestyle among South Africans, or is it a ruse to add more money to state coffers? read |
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