The new model has been launched, targeting enterprise customers as Anthropic builds a lead ahead of its expected listing.
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ACT CEO Nomvuyiso Batyi answers Wapa’s Paul Colmer on the operators’ rural infrastructure exemption application.
Icasa opens a market inquiry into telecoms affordability, the fifth such process in under a decade.
The regulator has imposed R10-million in penalties and 20-year debarments over trading in shares in September 2022.
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Mteto Nyati, a former CEO of MTN South Africa and until recently group CEO of Altron, has joined the board of Telkom.
BMW has found itself embroiled in a blistering row over plans to charge car owners $18/month to warm their derrières.
Good news for South Africans hit hard by weeks of severe load shedding is the rolling power cuts are expected to lessen in intensity into next week.
Google said it will “work constructively” with the Competition Commission after the regulator proposed a raft of regulations that cut to the heart of its business model.
Intel has started informing customers of its plan to raise prices for many of its chip products due to rising costs.
South Africa is set to tackle “mafia” groups that have compromised Eskom’s operations and contributed to nationwide blackouts.
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Nigeria vies with South Africa as the continent’s largest economy and is its most populous, but it’s a “sleeping giant” in the world of fintech.
Microsoft has revealed its first two dual-screen devices as part of a major revamp of its Surface product line of mobile computing products.
Apple shares rose on Tuesday, with the iPhone maker returning within striking distance of record levels as optimism grew that the company’s newest iPhone models were seeing strong demand.
The European Union’s antitrust chief says she’s taken the unusual step of scrutinising Facebook’s planned cryptocurrency because of the risk that libra will lead to the creation of a new, entirely separate economy.
On 10 April, communications minister Dina Pule stripped her director-general, Rosey Sekese, of a range of key powers. In a letter signed by the minister, which TechCentral today publishes in full, Pule assigned all human resources matters to one of Sekese’s deputies, Gift Buthelezi, just as the the DG returned to
The department of communications (DOC) is in a mess. Minister Dina Pule and director-general Rosey Sekese are no longer on speaking terms and, although Sekese has been back at work for the past two weeks following her recent suspension, she’s reportedly been locked out of her office
