The IPO filing sets out Anthropic’s ambitions, and the cost of pursuing them, as investors grow wary of the AI boom.
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Absa says customers who hand banking credentials to an AI agent may be held liable, as local banks keep outside agents out.
Paris Mashile led Icasa’s fight to cut mobile termination rates, and admitted when the regulator fell short.
DigiDeeds, co-founded by a former Capitec executive, creates digital records of homes outside the title-deed system.
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A court has struck down the 2021 regulations, ruling Icasa’s market-power findings against MTN and Vodacom legally flawed.
South Africa expects to lift the care and maintenance status of its Pebble Bed Modular Reactor by the first quarter of next year.
The headset will cost $1 799, or about half of what Apple charges for its Vision Pro headset, setting up the companies for a fight.
OpenAI has unveiled ChatGPT Atlas, a long-anticipated AI-powered web browser, in a direct challenge to Google.
South Africa’s richest untapped resource isn’t underground. Rather, it’s our world-class tech talent, writes Adam Craker.
Eskom has simplified how households and small businesses connect their rooftop solar, cutting costs and red tape.
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Google has agreed to invest up to $2-billion in the artificial intelligence company Anthropic.
The company has secured three customers for its chip contract manufacturing business, with a fourth coming soon.
Sundar Pichai will testify on Monday in the once-in-a generation antitrust fight over Google’s dominance of search.
Huawei saw a slight uptick in revenue in the first three quarters of 2023, with growth in its digital power and cloud businesses.
Most people by now have heard of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus-2, or Covid-19. But some may not be aware that Sars-CoV-2 belongs to a family of viruses. And the family is, we fear, expanding.
In the absence of evidence that has withstood public scrutiny, President Cyril Ramaphosa may have gone too far by imposing a three-week national lockdown. By Seán Mfundza Muller.

































