1856 Now known as “Siemens & Halske,” the company primarily builds telegraph lines and has a workforce of 330 employees. 1866 Werner von Siemens discovers the dynamo-electric principle and ...

Siemens & Halske took care of the overhead wires. In fact, the idea of using electric cables for transportation already existed, and Siemens had speculated about it in a letter dated 1847. His brother ...

The year was 1847 when Siemens first got its start. It took a couple of decades, but the German company eventually made its way into Malaysia. Specifically, it was 1899 when Siemens & Halske first ...

Yep, before the Google Keyboard and swipe input, there was Morse code. Siemens & Halske was founded in 1847 to improve on that - instead of dots and dashes, the new machine used needles to point ...

South Africa’s telephony history started in 1878, when Adolph Boettger, owner of a small watchmaker’s shop in Cape Town, imported a few telephones from Siemens & Halske. These telephones were ...

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