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She likes all the things he likes – Bill must be pleased to find another match made in heaven.
Chinese hackers attack US infrastructure, Virgin Galactic send astronauts briefly into space, Organised crime figure and family gunned down in Constantia, and Is there life after death?
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Despite the wedding being held at her 500 000 square meter, R288 million Westchester horse farm, the couple needed a smaller place in New York, where Jennifer is studying.
We can’t always predict what’s going to happen with these technologies and to be honest with you, most of the problem is people — that’s why we people haven’t changed in the last 400 years let alone the last 4,000.
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Microsoft set up an office in our country in 1997, and 10 years later, Google opened its first offices here. Both are based in Bryanston, Johannesburg.
To those who use the software regularly and consider themselves adept, the bar has been set and it’s frighteningly high.
Even after years and years of reading about sheer government incompetence, there is still room to be surprised.
Microsoft is under fire for privacy violations, after it was revealed that the Productivity Score function on Microsoft 365 could be used by companies to snoop on employees.
Thinking of making a career change? You might want to consider applying at one of the 10 companies declared the best to work for in South Africa.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella was laughing all the way to the bank after he was awarded a hefty raise on an already sizeable salary.
It looks like your intimate Skype calls might not be as private as you’d like them to be.
Bill Gates might be incredibly wealthy, but that doesn’t mean he hasn’t dropped the ball along the way. He definitely has one major regret.
George R.R. Martin is working with a development studio on a brand new game called ‘Elden Ring’, for Xbox One and PC.
In 2018, Google, Microsoft, and Instagram have unveiled AI programs that mimic their users, and now we’re mimicking them.
Paul Allen dies. Clicks pregnancy test fallout. Gigaba’s lawyers fight back. AfriForum presser. SARS E-filing collapse. Another petrol hike. Cereal sugar shocker. Springbok massive match fees. Kanye visits Uganda. Victoria blames Elton.
Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates has dropped a massive truth bomb about population growth in Africa, the future of technology, and the next big pandemic, ‘Disease X’.
Ever wondered if your kid has what it takes to be the next Jeff Bezos or Bill Gates? This insight into their midde-school years might help you figure it out.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos comfortably beats out the likes of Gates and Zuckerberg, but where does he rank on the all-time list when you factor in inflation?
The tech giant went and dropped an entire data centre in the ocean. It might sound a little crazy, but the reason why is pretty simple.
The software giant splurged big bucks to buy a software development company, and in the process put a lot of money into the pockets of three lucky tech boffins.
Without access to a computer, a Ghanaian teacher draws Microsoft Word on a blackboard every single year to teach his pupils about IT. He deserves high praise.