South Africa’s latest trial of digital sound broadcasting – using DRM technology – is set to be launched next month.
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Global demand for smartphones, PCs and gaming consoles is expected to shrink this year amid surging RAM prices.
Apple is also reportedly developing an AI-powered wearable pin that is equipped with multiple cameras.
Electricity market liberalisation, new trading rules and grid reform will define renewable energy progress in 2026.
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Big Tech powered US stocks to a third straight winning year in 2021, as giants such as Apple and Microsoft continued to see strong demand.
Huawei has pledged to step up investment in software and digital power technology, seeking to overcome US sanctions that dragged sales to a fifth straight slump.
South Africa has eased restrictions meant to stop the spread of coronavirus even as the percentage of people testing positive for the disease exceeded 20% for the 19th straight day.
Elliot (“Ellie”) Salkow, the founder of Ellies Electronics, is one of the most prominent industry leaders we lost this year.
Unit 4 at the Kusile power station has been synchronised to the national grid for the first time, which should help to alleviate pressure on the system into 2022.
An unsung arm of the immune system appears to protect against severe disease with the Omicron variant, even when antibodies wane.
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HP has confirmed that Xerox has made a takeover offer, a potential deal between two iconic names in technology that would reshape the printing industry.
Xerox is considering a cash-stock offer for the PC giant HP, a deal that could combine two of the biggest American names in office hardware.
Masayoshi Son struck a defiant tone after his SoftBank Group reported an enormous loss from investments in money-losing startups WeWork and Uber Technologies.
Facebook said it unknowingly gave outside developers access to private user information shared within some groups on its main social network.
By early next year, South Africans will be able to buy locally designed, developed and manufactured smartphones and tablet computers built through an initiative between two independent, black-led companies, Seemahale Telecoms and CZ Electronics. Seemahale makes networking
Despite its precarious financial situation, South Africa’s fourth mobile operator, Telkom Mobile is in a “prime position” in wireless broadband compared to rivals Vodacom, MTN and Cell C thanks to a huge chunk of radio frequency spectrum it has access to that allows it to build a fast and reliable
