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ITU has approved a cutting-edge technical standard that will usher in new era in ‘smart home’ networking systems and applications. Called ‘G.hn’, the new standard will enable service providers to deploy new offerings,
Data centres have long been at the heart of most IT infrastructures. Recent trends have seen moves away from the static, inflexible, production-oriented data centres of the past to more dynamic, flexible, service-oriented delivery centres, says John Hope-Bailie, technical director…
F5 Networks, represented locally by EnterWeb, an EOH company, has been positioned in the Leaders Quadrant of the 2009 Magic Quadrant for Application Delivery Controllers from Gartner.
There are at least nine undersea telecommunication cables (including SAT3 and SAFE) that will connect various parts of Sub-Saharan Africa to the rest of the world by the end of 2011.
MIA Telecoms, the sole distributor of Samsung telecommunication and PABX equipment in Sub-Saharan Africa, has announced that Samsung’s OfficeServ is fast becoming the preferred choice for call centres countrywide.
Alcatel-Lucent announced today that it was selected by Orange Uganda Ltd to dramatically reduce the operator’s global network maintenance costs and improve network operating efficiencies. Alcatel-Lucent will build, operate and manage the Orange Uganda mobile network, by providing technical support,…
The Egyptian government has blocked state-owned Telecom Egypt’s efforts to acquire two technology units from Orascom Telecom. Orascom is thought to want to divest the units as part of its strategy to focus on its GSM business.
Research In Motion (RIM) today announced the BlackBerry Widget Software Development Kit (SDK) to enable third party application developers to build rich, integrated applications for BlackBerry® smartphones using common web technologies.
MTN-Bharti deal has collapsed with the Indian firm citing South African government as the stumbling block to the exclusive merger discussions. This is the second time the talks have deadlocked.
nformation and communication technology (ICT) sector players in Kenya have been given another month to study the new regulations that will govern the sector before they are implemented.
Telkom’s Lukasrand tower is already indelibly etched against the Tshwane (Pretoria) skyline. In a record-breaking effort that has been officially recognised as a Guinness World Record in the category of “largest football sculpture”, this majestic landmark has been spectacularly enhanced…
iBurst, has taken a lead on the broadband market by providing pre-paid internet services to consumers who are unwilling to get into contracts with ISPs.
MTN Group must remain a South African entity managed by locals, Communications Minister Siphiwe Nyanda told media today in Johannesburg.
The MTN -Bharti talks are in now in the final round with media reports saying the Indian government is waiting for their South African counterparts to bring a new offer that comply with Indian laws. Today is the deadline set…
The telecom industry in South Africa lags the all-industry average on gender equity, particularly when it comes to skilled technical levels, with women making up some 32.7% versus other industries at 39.3%, according to Telecommunications Sector Survey released today.
Neotel has intensified its presence in Africa by launching the first public TelePresence facility on the continent, making the public room available for business customers to interact with their global counterparts.