Three HUAWEI MateBook B Series devices are now available in SA – the HUAWEI MateBook B7-410, B3-420 and B3-520.
Government says the portal will be used to establish the extent of the damage, so that it can make more informed decisions on the support mechanisms.
The technology firm blacklists all of its products stolen during the recent wave of violence and works with authorities to bring the looters to book.
The company opens its first local warehouse facility in Linbro Park, which it says will cut delivery times to distributors from more than a month to a week.
The company reopened its Durban office this week, saying it aims to restore local assembly and distribution as a priority.
Temporary warehouse space has been secured and the group expects the razed Durban branch to re-open as soon as it is safe and practical to do so.
Mustek and LG Electronics SA confirm destruction to their premises in KwaZulu-Natal, as rampant looting continues in some parts of the country.
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger says chip supply shortages could take a couple of years to address, evoking fears of a further increase in tech prices.
Global supply chain constraints take a toll on SA’s tech distribution channel, resulting in skyrocketing prices and frustrated customers.
The multinational PC corporation believes Google's Equiano cable project will fuel more demand for its Chrome Enterprise portfolio in SA.
Revenue for the group continued the growth trajectory that started during the previous financial year due to surging demand sparked by remote working.
The company emerges from a tense week-long labour strike in September, doubling its earnings in its half-year financial results.