Intel rival AMD opens a local office after a long absence in the country.
The world's second-biggest ICT faire is expected to attract 132 000 visitors.
In today's technology roundup: Music, movies more dangerous, PS3 loses cheapest title, Lala.com sends songs to iPod, MySpace jailbirds jailed, and open source earns $1.8 billion.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP connects people, mobile provider expands Intervoice order, and Proofpoint releases security platform.
Fujitsu Siemens Computers' FibreCAT TX24, with integrated robotics, performs largely unattended data backups.
Microsoft publicly acknowledges that more than 235 of its patents are incorporated into open source technology.
Novell will standardise the bank's desktops in its 680 retail branches.
The Fujitsu Siemens Computers Pocket LOOX T830 is a fully-integrated handheld and mobile phone combination. [Local rep: Annex Distribution]
The Democratic Alliance wants transport minister Jeff Radebe and his DG grilled on eNatis' security flaws.
In today's technology roundup: Apple's iPhone debuts at month-end, Google offers Book Search to publishers, new miCard unveiled, and Microsoft adds books to Live Search.
In this World Wide Wrap: Manufacturing tech consumption up, new manufacturing tech aids medicine, and Viking plastics upgrades.
In this World Wide Wrap: Optus releases two VOIP services, VOIP providers pay USF fees, and social networks get VOIP features.
NetApp's SnapMirror is designed to be inexpensive, simple and reliable, says Stephen Manley, technical director of data protection at NetApp.