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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The move by Google is the result of remedial actions imposed by the Competition Commission.
Mpho McNamee will look after corporate affairs, reputation management and strategic communications for Telkom.
Financial results this week will land in a market roiled by one of the quickest and sharpest rotations out of Big Tech in years.
Apple’s upcoming artificial intelligence features will arrive later than anticipated.
Naspers chairman Koos Bekker said the decline of newspapers marks the inexorable advance of technology.
Eskom has reached a milestone in its ongoing recovery plan; it’s something it hasn’t achieved for the past six years.
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It is the biggest acquisition financing ever put forward for one person. Elon Musk is doing it his way.
Elon Musk formed a trio of holding companies as part of his bid to acquire Twitter, potentially giving the billionaire a path to bring all of his business ventures under a single parent.
A Brazilian judge ruled that US tech giant Apple engaged in an “abusive and illegal” practice by selling new iPhones without power adapters.
Warner Bros Discovery announced on Thursday it would shut down its CNN+ streaming news service less than a month after its highly touted launch.
Uber Technologies’ incoming CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, inherits an embattled global business with crises sprawling across continents. Since Uber’s founding in 2009, the San Francisco-based company has tested the world’s
Telkom’s zero-rated streaming plans, called LIT, which it plans to introduce on 1 September, may break network neutrality principles and run counter to government’s draft integrated policy for the ICT sector, a reading































