Nvidia is reportedly raising AI server prices by more than 15% as memory costs surge
Servers built around its AI chips are going up more than 15% from early next year, according to Bloomberg, because three companies cannot make memory fast enough.
The deals, results, leadership and strategy of the companies shaping South Africa.
Servers built around its AI chips are going up more than 15% from early next year, according to Bloomberg, because three companies cannot make memory fast enough.
Underlying earnings rose 21.3%, the reported profit line fell on an Iranian writedown, and the money going back to shareholders comes as a buyback.
The miner told the market its core earnings should land between R3.02bn and R3.29bn for the year to June, with full results due on 4 September.
Wholesale revenue rose 20% in the operator's first full year as a listed company, and an independent read of the numbers says one-offs did most of the rest.
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The Malaysian chain says it wants that at 20%, and has set out how it decides which South African suppliers get onto the shelf.
Volkswagen's Eastern Cape plant made 17 009 vehicles in July, most of them Polos for Europe, on a contract with a 2035 deadline and no replacement secured.
The seafood chain's revenue fell 17.4% in a year when group revenue rose 8.5%, and the plan is to shrink it rather than sell it.
The R230 million Quay 7 basin will berth eight yachts up to 90 metres in season and stage catamaran exports for the rest of the year.
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Meta starts charging South African businesses for customer service replies on 1 October, and only publishes the rate card on 1 September.
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Comsol owns the spectrum, the network and the core; the internet providers own the customer, the price and the complaints.
Each Prime Air hub covers about 175 square miles, and every community inside that range still has to approve the service for itself.
The tailings retreatment group nearly doubled earnings to R4.25 billion, then used the results stage to ask its rivals to open their dumps to it.