Articles about Germany

Another blow for Uber as German court bans the taxi app

A German court rules the ride-hailing company doesn’t have the necessary licence to offer passenger transport in that country.

Noose tightens around Huawei as EU allies dwindle

While so many nations turning on one company is unprecedented in telecoms, Huawei is too big to be sunk by the current onslaught, but is surely hurting, say local analysts.

Ford tests tech to keep cars moving

The motoring manufacturer is trialling technology in connected cars that see them slow down and speed up at appropriate times, to avoid stopping altogether.

Mexico busts tech-savvy Germans at World Cup

The World Cup holders lost to Mexico despite deploying SAP tech for the team to "play at peak performance" during the tournament.

Germany probes Facebook for hate speech

Law enforcement authorities investigate a complaint against Facebook managers for failing to act against hate speech.

ZTE broadens service portfolio in Europe

The company successfully takes over network operations for E-Plus Group in Germany.

India seeks German assistance with clean tech

The countries will together to develop green technologies and electric vehicles in order to cut carbon emissions.

SA, Germany collaborate on tech

The German-South African Year of Science 2012/13 aims to provide momentum for trend-setting projects.

Five weird, wonderful CeBIT gadgets

Some of the less professional, wackier gadgets that gave CeBIT a lighter side.

CeBIT draws to a close

The largest technology fair in the world will see its last day tomorrow. Here are highlights from Wednesday and Thursday.

World's largest ICT fair kicks off

Some of the highlights from day one of the CeBIT trade event, in Hannover, Germany.

Nyanda rejects diplomat post

The former communications minister has turned down a diplomatic position in favour of bigger business and political ambitions.