IDC has named SAS as the world's number one vendor in data warehouse generation and data warehouse access software sales.
Corex is an official distributor of the Striker Extreme Motherboard from the Republic of Gamers series.
In today's technology roundup: BMW first to adopt FlexRay, AMD accused of patent infringement, low-cost laptop project begins production, and Sony Ericsson to challenge Motorola Razr.
In this software testing World Wide Wrap: Microsoft's virtual hard disc programme to speed software testing, virtualisation eases application testing, and Serene uses Empirix software for new CRM application testing service.
Psion Teklogix showcased its range of wireless and mobile radio technology solutions around the country.
The Battlefield 2142 tournament has South African gaming talent fighting for the top spot.
Biometrics is catching on in SA, but drawing money from an ATM using a fingerprint is still some way off.
In today's technology roundup: Apple iPhone contract to Hon Hai?, Nikon unveils D40 camera, Zimbra adds instant messaging to Web mail, and UK ICT industry faces skills crisis.
In this gaming World Wide Wrap: Five years of the Xbox, digitally delivered games take revenue from retail, and eBay blocks sales of the PS3 in both the US and the UK.
Sahara Computers will continue to supply the local market with Maxtor-branded products and related services and support.
Intel has released the Quad-Core Intel Xeon 5300 and Intel Core 2 Extreme quad-core processor families.
The AMILO Pro V3525/V3545 Edition from Fujitsu Siemens Computers offers users the benefit of integrated wireless Internet access.
In today's technology roundup: User paid to uninstall Windows XP, top hacker targets named, and mixed reaction to large-scale RFID trials.