The standard would allow for flexible and secure networks that are less likely to suffer from congestion.
Truecount signed a partnership deal with Trimple to simplify the tracking of assets throughout the supply chain.
The USB flash drive brings military-grade encryption to corporates.
The newly-appointed Bon-joon Koo is responsible for establishing LG Philips LCD which finally became LG Display.
The device targets Mac professionals and uses one-third less power than standard drives, says WD.
Sales over the festive season pushed revenue 43% higher, thanks to Pinnacle's growing retail presence.
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The company will supply government with multi-function print devices and management services.
The company plans to introduce new server processors in an attempt to challenge ARM.
It is now illegal for individuals or companies to throw away anything that constitutes e-waste, says Ulze van Wyk, MD of Africa E-Waste.
The device appeals to smartphone junkies, delivering a host of applications thanks to the Android OS.
As the transition to IPv6 gets under way, analysts say now is the time for businesses to get ready.
The R5 million digital production colour press will be used by Unisa Print Production Directorate. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]