The new model has been launched, targeting enterprise customers as Anthropic builds a lead ahead of its expected listing.
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ACT CEO Nomvuyiso Batyi answers Wapa’s Paul Colmer on the operators’ rural infrastructure exemption application.
Icasa opens a market inquiry into telecoms affordability, the fifth such process in under a decade.
The regulator has imposed R10-million in penalties and 20-year debarments over trading in shares in September 2022.
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Spar Group has blamed the disastrous ERP implementation in KwaZulu-Natal for directly costing it R720-million in profit.
Icasa has slammed companies that have reportedly been selling Starlink satellite internet terminals in South Africa.
eMedia has blamed the impact of load shedding and other external factors for a weaker financial performance.
Takealot Group produced a resilient half-year performance, only dampened by parent Naspers’s reporting in US dollars.
Naspers has reported a jump in half-year profit, boosted by its e-commerce businesses and China’s Tencent.
Troubled state-owned electricity monopoly Eskom was on Wednesday forced to ramp up daytime load shedding.
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Square will make a hardware wallet for bitcoin, the payments company confirmed in a tweet on Thursday shortly before a senior US politician flagged growing risks posed by the cryptocurrency market.
Steve Ballmer, the former CEO of Microsoft, has a net worth of more than $100-billion, making him the ninth person in the world to reach that lofty plateau.
Thirty-seven US state and district attorneys-general have sued Google, alleging it bought off competitors and used restrictive contracts to unlawfully maintain a monopoly for its app store.
Former US President Donald Trump is going to sue Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, raising the stakes in his battle against social media giants who have blocked him.
The world is fighting a hidden war thanks to a massive shift in the technologies countries can use to attack each other. Much like the Cold War, the conflict is being fought indirectly rather than through open declarations of hostility. It has so far been fought without casualties
If you put water on the stove and heat it up, it will at first just get hotter and hotter. You may then conclude that heating water results only in hotter water. But at some point everything changes – the water starts to boil, turning from hot liquid into steam. Physicists































