Huawei to be completely removed from UK’s 5G networks
Huawei 5G ban ‘bad news for anyone with a mobile phone in UK’
The ban in the UK threatens to move Britain into the digital slow lane, push up bills and deepen the digital divide, the Chinese firm says.
New 5G headache in UK tarnishes Huawei’s strong results
UK prime minister Boris Johnson is reportedly set to ban Huawei from Britain’s 5G network, in a decision that will delight Washington and dismay Beijing.
Cell C reduces pricing on 30-day data bundles
The mobile carrier unveils a new data pricing structure for its 30-day bundles, which will see 2G cost R95.
Over 3.4bn people to use social networks by 2023
By 2023, 44% of the global population will use social networks, with the evolution of smartphone tech driving new iterations on old ideas of social media.
ICASA edges closer to filling spots on council
Former ICASA councillors Dr Keabetswe Modimoeng and Peter Zimri are among the recommended nominees to serve on the regulator’s council.
Cape Town emerges as a start-up powerhouse
The city now ranks among the top 100 emerging start-up ecosystems in the world, coming in second on the African continent.
Vodacom Business accelerates Middle East expansion drive
Vodacom Business Africa steps up expansion in the Middle East, now providing connectivity to new clients in 12 new countries.
SA video-conferencing start-up takes on Zoom, Microsoft
Cape Town-based start-up room.sh grows in the video-conferencing space, to compete with the likes of Zoom, Microsoft and Google.
Public cloud services under cyber security threat in SA
Accidental exposure continues to plague local organisations, with misconfigurations exploited in 39% of reported attacks in the country, says Sophos.
Permanently out of office?
The concept of bring your own identity is still in development, but is promising from the perspective of privacy and convenience for the end-user.