Latest Technology News In South Africa
Metaplanet is a Japanese listed company with roots in hospitality and other operating businesses, but its identity changed sharply in 2024 when it adopted a Bitcoin treasury strategy. By 2026, Metaplanet described itself as a publicly listed Bitcoin treasury company while retaining selected operating assets including…
Read More
Global Mofy AI grew from a Beijing virtual-production specialist into a Nasdaq-listed 3D asset company. Here is how Mofy Lab works, where revenue comes from and why financing and margins matter.
Read More
TietoEVRY was created on 5 December 2019 when Finland’s Tieto and Norway’s EVRY completed a cross-border merger, combining two established Nordic technology-services businesses. By 2026, Tietoevry operated as a Nordic-rooted software and digital-services group serving businesses and public-sector organisations.
Read More
Guardforce AI grew from a Thai cash-logistics business founded in 1982. Its 2025 accounts show how Smart Cash, service robots and Nasdaq listing risk now fit together.
Read More
Cohu was founded in 1947 and over decades evolved from a diversified electronics business into a specialist supplier to the semiconductor manufacturing industry. By 2026, Cohu provided semiconductor test and inspection equipment, handlers, contactors and related services across global chip-manufacturing markets.
Read More
Calix was founded in August 1999 to build broadband-access technology for communications service providers. By 2026, Calix sold broadband platforms, cloud software and managed services that help service providers operate fibre networks and create subscriber-facing services.
Read More
Jump Networks is an Indian listed technology company that emerged from earlier public-company structures and shifted its identity toward digital, networking and content-related services. The business moved through name and portfolio changes as it pursued internet, media and technology opportunities rather than maintaining one stable product line.
Read More
Autohome was established in China in 2005 as an online automotive-information platform serving consumers researching new and used vehicles. By 2026, Autohome operated websites and mobile services connecting car buyers, manufacturers and dealers, with offerings spanning content, marketing, used vehicles, finance and…
Read More
Urgently digitised roadside dispatch, merged with Otonomo and reached $129 million in 2025 revenue before debt, delisting and customer concentration led to Agero’s 2026 acquisition.
Read More
Vusion began in 1992 as Store Electronic Systems, or SES, developing electronic shelf-label technology for physical retailers. By 2026, Vusion provided digital infrastructure intended to connect shelves, products, store staff and shoppers through IoT devices and software.
Read More