Eager to spur foreign investment and ensure gainful employment for his subjects, the king bade his advisors offer tax cuts as an enticement for rich and powerful mega-corporations to settle in his kingdom.
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I’m inclined to worry. I worry a lot, about all sorts of things - sometimes I worry that I worry too much. I was particularly worried after attending a technical seminar recently.
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Born and raised in South Africa, 43 year old Elon Musk (now a Canadian-American) is considered one of the leading forward-thinkers of our time, but the poor guy’s career seems to be following a downward trajectory.
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Microchip is offering Dataweek readers an exclusive opportunity to win a PIC32 Bluetooth Starter Kit featuring the PIC32MX270F256D microcontroller (MCU).
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Dataweek is offering readers the chance to win a production-ready 2D/3D input sensing development kit and reference design.
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An organisation on the verge of launching full-scale operations is providing experiential training to student interns while simultaneously hiring out their skills. But there’s more to Resolution Circle’s ambitions than simply becoming a vital new link between education and industry.
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Regardless of the level of technological automation that can be applied, people remain the most important element of almost every manufacturing process. In fact, while greater automation generally leads ...
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It seems to me that those with the least power are usually the most desperate to take every opportunity to exploit it. And so I sit now, of a summer evening, with no power at all thanks to Eskom. Typing ...
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We would like to take this opportunity to thank our readers and advertisers for their patience and faith in us during this period of unrest, and remain optimistic that things will be back on track come the new year.
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Thanks to tighter, more organic integration between the two, every page on the Dataweek site now has a direct connection to related products and services on the EBG site.
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When it is financially unfeasible (but not technically unfeasible, mind you) for innovators like this to make their products in SA, maybe we’ve already lost to China and the likes.
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In the end it seems the president was displeased with Carrim’s performance since he not only replaced him, but declined to find a new place for him amongst the new cabinet.
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