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Cybersecurity

Advanced Evasion Techniques causing confusing among CIOs

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A new report by McAfee, a division of Intel Security, examines the controversy and confusion surrounding Advanced Evasion Techniques (AETs), and the role that they play in Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs). A Vanson Bourne study, commissioned by McAfee, surveyed 800...
Mobile and Telecoms

Cell C adds Australia, Hong Kong to 99c offering

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Cell C recently reduced international call rates to the USA, UK, India, Pakistan and China at 99c per minute on per second billing, making them the same price as Cell C's landmark 99c per minute local call rate. From today all...
Mobile and Telecoms

SKA: it’s a compromise

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Months of speculation is over.  The Square Kilometre Array (SKA) radio telescope is to reside in both South Africa and Australia. SA, with backing from eight partners across the continent, was chosen the preferred site for the construction of two-thirds...
Top Stories

South Africa recommended for extraterrestrial research

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The rivalry between South Africa and Australia is reaching beyond the sportsfield into the extraterrestial these days. A scientific panel has selected South Africa over Australia as the best site for the proposed Square Kilometre Array (SKA) project, The Sydney...
Mobile and Telecoms

Merchants gets renewed Australian deal

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Merchants, the call centre arm of South African specialist IT services and solution provider and JSE-listed Dimension Data, announced today the 3 years renewal of their contact centre agreement with iiNet, one of Australia’s largest ISPs. In 2008, Merchants set...
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Ethio Telecom & AfDB Partnership to Drive Ethiopia’s Digital Economy

In a strategic effort to support Africa's digital transformation, Ethio Telecom has partnered with the African Development Bank (AfDB)...
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