Promoted | The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research and the Black Umbrellas have announced a partnership to provide technical and technological support to small, black-owned businesses in South Africa.
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Promoted | A South African-born surgeon living in the US – and one of the most successful entrepreneurs in the healthcare sector – is among the top speakers at the CSIR’s 7th Biennial Conference taking place on 11 and 12 November.
The CSIR thinks it can predict who will win the US election, from the moment early results are posted after the polls have closed on Tuesday’s highly anticipated vote.
Good-quality address data is essential for future pandemics and other disasters, for good governance and for socioeconomic benefits generally. But in South Africa, address data is often poor quality and incomplete.
South Africa could experience load shedding for the next two to three years if urgent steps are not taken to mitigate against energy shortages, according to new research by the CSIR.
The Black IT Forum said it will drag communications regulator Icasa to court if it doesn’t get an immediate move on with commercialising television white-spaces technology.
As the number of Covid-19 cases continues to increase, South African-made ventilators have gone into production, with the life-saving machines expected to be ready in a few weeks.
Promoted | How television white-spaces networks can go the distance to deliver broadband access to the country’s most remote regions.
Power shortages cost South Africa as much as R118-billion last year, a drain on the economy that’s set to continue for two to three years unless urgent action is taken, a new study has found.
A panel of experts under the leadership of the CSIR has submitted a proposal to declare eMalahleni, Klerksdorp and Beaufort West as preferred locations for wind and solar photovoltaic power projects.