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Biggest stock listing ever? A look at Anthropic’s IPO by the numbers thumbnail
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Biggest stock listing ever? A look at Anthropic’s IPO by the numbers

Anthropic has the chance to make history with what could be the biggest initial public offering of stock ever. The artificial intelligence lab...

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Why the new Lego x Daft Punk collab makes perfect sense

Lego recently announced that Daft Punk, the French electronic duo that split up in 2021, is entering the Lego universe in a partnership...

Apple’s Siri AI just got even more powerful in the iPhone’s latest iOS 27.2 update. You can download it today thumbnail
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Apple’s Siri AI just got even more powerful in the iPhone’s latest iOS 27.2 update. You can download it today

Yesterday, Apple released a significant new software update for the iPhone: iOS 27.2 is packed with new features and bug fixes, adding more...

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DoorDash stock reacts on report that it wants to buy Instacart

A big change up could be coming to the food delivery sector. DoorDash could soon be the new owner of Instacart. The food...

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3 design principles in the AI age

We live in a world where technology is evolving at a breakneck speed. It can be daunting, especially for designers, when tools that...

Alex Depledge quits Treasury and tells Healey founders are no sideshow thumbnail
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Alex Depledge quits Treasury and tells Healey founders are no sideshow

Alex Depledge, the Treasury’s entrepreneurship adviser, will leave the role on Thursday, warning ministers that the government treats entrepreneurship and innovation as “a...

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Ministers shelve plan for small companies to file profit and loss accounts

The government has paused plans to require Britain’s two million small companies to file profit and loss accounts at Companies House, reversing course...

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Reducing Waste and Lubricant Runoff in Heavy Equipment Operations

Across agricultural projects, forestry operations, and municipal water utilities, keeping heavy equipment running efficiently requires continuous maintenance. However, conventional mechanical setups depend heavily...

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Has the arrival of e-scooters finally ended the war between cyclists and drivers?

Every road user has a nemesis. Ask a driver about cyclists, and you may hear stories about red lights, lycra and a strange...

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Beyond Chatbots: Why Voice AI Is Becoming the Next Frontier in Customer Experience

Traditional text chatbots solved some basic routing problems, but they completely missed the fundamental human preference for natural speech. Users want to talk...