The land speed record event in SA will draw international and local excitement in the science and technology sector.
In today's technology roundup: Best-case cloud computing years away, Foxconn faces leaked report of worker abuse, Bill Gates talks education tech, and North Korea expands Internet presence.
In this World Wide Wrap: Desktop virtualisation demand surges, Credit Suisse conserves with virtualisation, and Norfolk virtualises schools.
A portion of a R1.1 billion funding boost from the European Union will be set aside for ICT in education and e-education in SA.
The country's broadband laws overlook the reduction of prices to make it inexpensive, says Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr.
Blended learning has become the preferred means of skilling staff, says Triniti Business Solutions.
In this World Wide Wrap: Tesco intros scan-as-you-shop, Dell debuts self-service portal, and university gets self-service HR app.
The operator makes the next stop on its network roll-out today.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gadgets expose children to pornography, breast cancer iPhone app available, and Aussies obsess over smartphones.
In this World Wide Wrap: Internet sees pupils improve maths, varsity and AEA in e-learning pact, and school offers vocational online courses.
Dr Carl Marnewick won the Excellence in Research Award at the Project Management South Africa 2010 Conference.
South Africans are hungry for high-end PC systems, say hardware vendors.
The Department of Trade and Industry uses tech-savvy businesses as examples of the success technology brings for entrepreneurs.