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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The South African Weather Service has been offline since the weekend after experiencing a cyberattack.
DeepSeek has claimed its new open-source AI model surpasses Stability AI and OpenAI’s models in benchmarks.
US President Donald Trump said Chinese start-up DeepSeek’s technology should act as spur for American companies.
Sentech must install 220 000 set-top boxes by 31 March to meet the analogue television switch-off deadline.
Chinese start-up DeepSeek has shaken the belief that only a few firms with huge budgets can compete in the artificial intelligence field.
The Afrikaans language requirement central to the business model of Wanatu has led to significant debate.
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Crypto exchange FTX is to start US bankruptcy proceedings and CEO Sam Bankman-Fried is to step down after a week of high drama.
Sam Bankman-Fried is being investigated by the US Securities and Exchange Commission for potential violations of securities rules.
AMD launched its latest data centre chip and said Microsoft, Google and Oracle would be some of its customers.
The crisis engulfing Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX.com is rapidly worsening, with the onetime crypto wunderkind warning of bankruptcy.
While financial services company Liberty may have suffered the biggest data breach ever in South Africa, losing between 20TB and 40TB of data contained in e-mails and attachments, it is not the only listed
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