Latest Technology News In South Africa
Kagemasa Kozuki founded the business that became Konami in Osaka in 1969, initially operating jukebox repair and rental services before moving into amusement machines. Konami entered arcade games during the 1970s and developed a portfolio of coin-operated and later home-console software.
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F5 Networks was founded in Seattle in 1996 by Jeffrey Hussey and other networking entrepreneurs during the rapid commercial growth of the web. Its early BIG-IP products distributed incoming traffic across multiple servers so websites could remain responsive and available as demand changed.
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Lite-On Technology was founded in Taiwan in 1975 and became one of the country’s early manufacturers of light-emitting diode products. The company expanded from optoelectronics into power supplies and electronic components as Taiwan’s computer industry grew.
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Wolters Kluwer’s roots reach back to Dutch publishing houses founded in the nineteenth century. The modern group was created in 1987 through the merger of Kluwer Publishers and Wolters-Samson. The company specialised in professional information for legal, tax, healthcare and business users.
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SiTime began operations in 2005 with the goal of replacing quartz timing components with silicon-based MEMS technology. The company combined microscopic mechanical resonators with analogue electronics to create programmable oscillators and clocks.
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IonQ was founded in 2015 by physicists Christopher Monroe and Jungsang Kim to commercialise trapped-ion quantum computing developed through university research. The company’s approach uses individual ions as qubits, manipulated with lasers and held in electromagnetic traps.
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Dheeraj Pandey, Mohit Aron and Ajeet Singh founded Nutanix in 2009 after working in large-scale infrastructure and distributed systems. They set out to combine computing and storage in clusters of standard servers, reducing dependence on separate storage-area-network appliances.
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Leidos’ corporate roots lie in Science Applications International Corporation, founded in 1969 by physicist J. Robert Beyster as an employee-owned scientific and engineering services company. SAIC worked heavily with US government customers across defence, intelligence, science and technology.
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Onto Innovation was created in October 2019 through the merger of equals between semiconductor process-control companies Nanometrics and Rudolph Technologies. The combination brought together metrology, inspection, lithography and software used from wafer fabrication through advanced packaging.
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Advantech was established in Taiwan in the early 1980s by K.C. Liu and partners, formally beginning operations in 1983. The company initially developed computer modules and measurement-automation systems for industrial customers rather than general consumer PCs.
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