A new standard developed by Anthropic lets AI models operate microscopes, robotic arms and lasers.
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The JSE has suspended Labat Africa’s shares after it failed to pay its maiden dividend on time.
South African talk radio is now searchable. Shaun Trennery built the platform without writing a line of code himself.
Koeberg unit 1 tripped just before 1am on Thursday. Unit 2 has been down since April. No load shedding is expected.
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MultiChoice Group has announced it has smashed another alleged piracy ring, this time in Cape Town.
Syspro, a South African-founded ERP software developer, has been sold to global private equity firm Advent International.
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MTN Group has agreed to reopen talks with top African tower operator IHS Holding over a governance dispute.
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Chinese miners and refiners are driving a surge in African lithium output, shrugging off concerns over a glut.
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Electronic Arts and Fifa are parting ways and pulling the plug on one of the world’s most successful videogame franchises in history.
Billionaire Elon Musk said he will reverse Twitter’s ban on former U.S President Donald Trump when he buys the social media platform.
Apple’s iPod, a groundbreaking device that upended the music and electronics industries more than two decades ago, is no more.
Activists are warning that a new feature from Zoom analysing emotion and engagement could introduce bias and risk violating personal privacy.
Advances in artificial intelligence should be used to help humans and machines work together, rather than to create competition between them in everything from chess matches to the job market, Microsoft
It’s been 10 years since Apple unleashed a surge of innovation that upended the mobile phone industry. Electric cars, with a little help from ride-hailing and self-driving technology, could be about to pull the same































