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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“Why don’t we hold strategic beef reserves, or mutton reserves, or apple reserves? Why bitcoin?” the Reserve Bank governor said.
Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy S25 series and revealed that the new models will cost less in South Africa than the S24 series.
There is growing interest from international buyers in South African tech and software companies.
Inflation came in lower than expected for December, with another interest rate cut next week now seen as likely.
A robust content line-up and the entry into live sports have brought in a record number of new subscribers to Netflix.
Companies must be careful not to turn a “bring your own device” policy from becoming “bring your own disaster”.
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Taiwan’s MediaTek has launched a new chip, the Dimensity 9200, as it looks to grab more of the premium end of the market.
Apple expects to produce at least three million fewer iPhone 14 handsets than originally anticipated this year, sources said.
Mastodon, the open-source social network, has seen a surge in new sign-ups in recent days, overwhelming its founder.
Sweeping decisions that Elon Musk has taken since he took over Twitter a week ago have provided early clues to how the platform will be reshaped.
As bitcoin continues to endure the woes of a roller-coaster 2018, investors around the world might continue to chant “HODL” around a campfire – longing for the days of quick, successive price gains and soaring
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