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Technews Publishing
Wild Fig Business Park, 1494 Cranberry Street, Honeydew
Sale of: service: publishes a range of award-winning technical publications; these include Dataweek, SA Instrumentation & Control, Motion Control and SMART Security Solutions. The publications offer an invaluable news source of current technological developments and provide a forum for leading players to showcase their products and services.
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Aldren, Micheila
Financial Manager
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Bell, Graeme
CIO
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Chauke, Sharon
Sales & Production Administrator
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Hargreaves, Heidi
Media Consultant: SMART, I&C, MC
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Howells, Peter
Editor: Dataweek
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Kilfoil, Leigh
Production Administrator
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Roberts, Kim
Editor: SA I&C, Motion Control
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Seldon, Andrew
General Manager, Editor: SMART Security Solutions
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Sibhidla, Carmen
Circulation Administrator
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Stols, Cynthia
Circulation Administrator
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Stone, Bev
Senior Graphic Designer
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Tehini, Malckey
Managing Director
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van der Spuy, Jane
Business Manager: SA I&C, Motion Control
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From the editor's desk: Is the current AI really what we want?
30 May 2025, Editor's Choice, Technews Publishing
The companies that develop LLMs need to change direction and concentrate on freeing up our time, not so that we can have more time to do the tasks we don’t want to do in the first place, but rather to allow us more time to do what we love. |
From the editor's desk: Are we really being ripped off?
30 April 2025, News, Technews Publishing
To the surprise of many customers, installing solar panels does not always eliminate their utility bill – and in some cases, the power utility may impose additional charges on solar-powered homes. |
From the editor's desk: Groq – the future of AI processing?
28 March 2025, AI & ML, Technews Publishing
The introduction of Groq’s ASIC-based approach to AI inferencing marks a significant shift in the landscape of LLMs. |
From the editor's desk: A shift towards cost-effective AI infrastructure
28 February 2025, Editor's Choice, Technews Publishing
Soon after US president Donald Trump announced the Stargate Project offering financial support of $500 billion towards AI research and development, the world of AI was hit by a bombshell with the announcement of DeepSeek AI model R1.
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From the editor's desk: A challenging manufacturing landscape
EMP 2025 Electronics Manufacturing & Production Handbook, News, Technews Publishing
Electronic manufacturing in South Africa faces many challenges that limit its potential to compete effectively on the global market, with several obstacles that are impeding its development. |
From the editor's desk: Trekkie on my mind
29 November 2024, Editor's Choice, Technews Publishing
This year’s exciting announcement was in the non-terrestrial network sector with many NTN chips being released, promising communications from anywhere on Earth.
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From the editor's desk: A brave new world
31 October 2024, News, Technews Publishing
The technology Tesla currently uses in its cars from the batteries, power electronics, controllers, through to the mechanics, gearboxes, and the AI inference computer and software have are incorporated in the development of Optimus, allowing the development of the robot to gain impressive features in a relatively short time span. |
From the editor's desk: How electronics is shaping modern warfare
30 September 2024, News, Technews Publishing
From radar systems and encrypted communications to drones and cyber warfare, electronic devices have transformed the battlefield into a highly digitised and networked environment.
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From the editor's desk: Can IoT innovation in SA be a thing?
30 August 2024, News, Technews Publishing
To support a cellular-based IoT industry, more needs to be done to address the cost and connectivity issues plaguing local players, and until that is done, SA will continue to remain at the back of the pack.
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