CyWorld, Korea`s most popular Web site in terms of hits, will start targeting other populations.
In SA, corporates see SMEs as social responsibility, not investment opportunities.
The first in a new series of Microsoft innovation centres has opened in Durban.
Local technology is making SA`s presence felt at the 2006 Soccer World Cup, regardless of the country`s non-participation on the playing field.
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Innovation Hub CEO Bangani Mpangalasane discusses Gauteng's budding start-up ecosystem, why SA has yet to produce a unicorn company, and innovation that can be a catalyst for economic development and resolve societal challenges.
InterSystems` annual regional conference, the InterSystems 2006 South African Symposium, will be held in Rosebank on 28 and 29 June.
After three years in the Bandwidth Barn, consulting and software development company Consequent has moved into its own premises.
Over 100 000 delegates are expected to attend this week`s international event in Korea which features about 500 IT companies.
Rob Abraham, MD of Bytes Document Solutions, reflects on the contribution made by Chester Carlson, inventor of electrophotography.
A file-sharing platform for cellphones, which allows content sharing at reduced rates, is causing concern among competitors.
A conference examining the impact of technology, research and innovation on small and medium enterprises (SMEs) begins today.
More than 1 500 South Africans will be able to watch this year`s World Cup, starting today in Germany, live on their cellphones.
Eskom and the CSIR have developed an SMS system which warns of fires near power lines.
A US explosives security company has developed a tracking and monitoring system using locally developed RFID technology.