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Anthropic projects revenue of up to $200-billion by 2028, against a $47-billion run rate today, as it prepares for a mega-listing.
Silver Lake is said to be in talks to acquire Workday in a deal that would rank among the largest software buyouts in history.
Icasa has withdrawn the allegation three days after a councillor raised it in parliament, conceding it had done no investigation.
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Nvidia has begun waging an information campaign on Wall Street and social media against critics of its valuation.
Vodacom has finally overcome the last regulatory hurdle in its long and troubled attempt to acquire a stake in Maziv.
MTN CEO Ralph Mupita says consolidation still makes sense – and a deal remains possible if three factors align.
MTN plans a strategic push into East Africa to rebalance its footprint and spur growth, according to its group CEO.
National treasury’s proposed new tax could help curb problem gambling – but it could also have the opposite effect.
Canva is seriously considering porting Affinity to Linux – a move that could transform desktop Linux and challenge Adobe.
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Honor has globally launched its new Magic 6 Pro smartphone and showcased an experimental eye-tracking AI function.
BYD has debuted its most expensive car, a R4.5-million high-performance fully electric supercar called the Yangwang U9.
Tech giants are racing to ward off a carbon time bomb caused by the massive data centres they’re building around the world.
Computer components don’t usually transform entire industries. The Nvidia H100 has done just that.
Google and Facebook make a lot of noise about how their main services are free to use. And it’s true, they are. But what they don’t highlight is their role in making almost everything else we consume online more expensive.
Google is under growing pressure to pay for information that, for two decades, the search provider snipped from the Web – and made a mint from – without paying a penny.

































