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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South African start-up Certus AI, led by 19-year-old entrepreneur Gurveer Singh, has secured Y Combinator backing.
The prominent South African digital-first banking platform and fintech intends to rebrand itself in the first half of 2026.
Optasia’s plans to list on the JSE could see the company valued at up to R23.5-billion in its public market debut.
Yes, that price is right – just in case you were doing a double take. Meet the B&O Beolab 90s, speakers that make even reality sound fake.
The new plan seeks to restore investor confidence through predictable, large-scale renewable energy procurement.
MultiChoice is reviving one of South African television’s most nostalgic traditions to mark 30 years since the launch of DStv.
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China has stepped up spending to replace Western-made technology with domestic alternatives.
The companies surpassed quarterly revenue expectations this week and posted positive metrics for their ad businesses.
Apple will redesign its TV app in a step towards consolidating the company’s various video offerings, sources said.
Qualcomm has said its new chip for Windows laptops will be faster at some tasks than Apple’s M-series silicon.
The coronavirus outbreak is causing people to rethink the handshake and seek other gestures that perform similar functions without touch.
When Google published revenue from its cloud business for the first time last month, a feeling of bitter vindication swept through IBM.

































