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Kyocera earns global recognition in 2025 BLI Awards

Kyocera has been honoured with the 2025-2027 Most Reliable A3 Brand Award and two 2025 Pick Awards for its TASKalfa MA3500ci and ECOSYS MA4000cix devices.

Kyocera Document Solutions

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Samsung SA

Jan 23, 2025

AI smartphones now order of the day as Galaxy S25 unwrapped

Samsung leads on-device artificial intelligence enablement as it unleashes the Galaxy S25 series, but analysts warn premium pricing remains a barrier for widespread adoption.

Xerox named sustainability leader for third consecutive year

The Quocirca Sustainability Leaders report recognises that Xerox has built on its net-zero 2040 commitment.

Altron Document Solutions

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AI image classification

Jan 23, 2025

Test report: Strong performance for AI image classification workloads on Stratus ztC Endurance 7100 compute platforms

AI image classification can help speed up quality assurance in industrial manufacturing.

Stratus Technologies

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Canon Cloud Connectors

Jan 10, 2025

Linking cloud to scanning with Canon Cloud Connectors

Cloud Connectors are secure applications that connect Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE DX devices and the imagePRESS C270 series with cloud services.

Strong, robust, durable argument for Honeywell warehousing and DC products

The Granit XP 1991iXLR ultra-rugged long range scanner from Honeywell is capable of scanning bar codes up to 80 feet away.

DBE looks to resolve matric results publication impasse

The Department of Basic Education plans to engage the Information Regulator after it was ordered to pay R5 million for its failure to comply with a POPIA enforcement notice.

Education dept issued R5m fine for POPIA violation

The Information Regulator orders the Department of Basic Education to pay a fine of R5 million following its failure to comply with a POPIA enforcement notice.

Reprieve for education dept as matric results to be published

The Department of Basic Education will release in the newspapers for the grade 12 class of 2024, after it challenges the Information Regulator’s enforcement notice.

Simnikiwe Mzekandaba