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India becomes Anthropic's fastest-growing market as Claude gains traction

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By Enacy Mapakame Verified
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Anthropic is seeing revenue growth in India on developer adoption as artificial intelligence tools gain traction across private and public sectors, with the AI startup setting up an office in Bengaluru. The US-based AI firm says its India revenue run rate has doubled in just four months, driven by intensive use by developers and productivity professionals, as well as early government deployments.
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ByteDance eyes $6B Moonton divesture in Saudi-backed Savvy deal

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By Enacy Mapakame Verified
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Chinese tech giant, ByteDance has engaged in discussions with Saudi Arabia’s Savvy Games Group regarding the sale of Shanghai Moonton Technology, the developer of the widely played mobile title Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. Officials have reportedly placed a value on the transaction worth approximately $6 billion to $7 billion. People familiar with the matter say ByteDance is close to selling Shanghai Moonton Technology, with an agreement possible as soon as this quarter.
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US officials frame tech push as counterweight to Beijing's regional influence

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By Enacy Mapakame Verified
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The US is pressing AI funding, fisheries technology, and maritime surveillance at APEC meetings in southern China, positioning American systems as partners seek alternatives amid the US-China rivalry shaping the region's technology and security agenda. The push comes as Washington promotes exports of artificial intelligence tools and ocean-monitoring technologies to Asia-Pacific economies.
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