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Cisco's new 322Tbps routing system is a major evolution, but end-users will not see benefits immediately, say analysts.
The deal will see no more than 6% of the company's shares being reserved for black shareholders.
Its new motion-controlled video game system will help Sony keep pace with rivals Nintendo and Microsoft.
The software developer unveils a version of its mobile browser for cellphones running on Google's Android software.
The service allows US consumers to compare their actual Internet speeds with those advertised by their providers.
The British cable operator experiments with new technology to push ultrafast broadband over telegraph poles to extend its reach.
The company is at a crossroads and needs to tell the market who will be at its helm to take it forward.
Take-down notices are proving to be a cheap and amicable manner to resolve Internet content disputes in SA, says ISPA.
The company is looking into selling off its towers to save on costs.
Teachers will have to wait a while longer, before the anticipated Teacher Laptop Initiative will be rolled out.
SA gets in on the e-book act, but pricing is a worry for some.
The company will also invest in its satellite business as it expects this to be a growth area.
The bank will soon discuss how the deal with the international online money giant will work.
Oracle looks to hire more people to integrate the companies' offerings, says Oracle SA.
The company expects revenue to be as much as $4 billion this year.
Zeus remains a serious threat as it is revived online.
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