In this World Wide Wrap: 100 GbE standard ratified, Xchanging acquires network services firm, and London learning platform boosts network.
In this World Wide Wrap: Info management key to IT security, social networks pressurise governance, and Sophis drives SaaS risk management.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP updates converged infrastructure line, Mega and Stamford Risk Analytics partner, and Terremark unveils Amsterdam NAP.
In this World Wide Wrap: Bharti drives Africa growth strategy, World Bank invests in Africa, and Kenya turns to pre-paid.
LG Premium Service Centre Launch
LG South Africa has launched its premium service centre in Midrand, Johannesburg. The centre aims to make it easy for LG customers to get their LG appliances fixed directly with LG.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google offers financial advisor training, Oman schools go hi-tech, and Internet plagiarism on the rise.
Joe Stump has brought down swathes of the Internet and written code that's inadvertently charged consumer credit cards, but he's unfazed by failure.
The major roll-out of software-as-a-service in SA will only occur when bandwidth costs fall significantly, say analysts.
TymeBank announces Retail Capital buyout
TymeBank has reached an agreement with Retail Capital and its shareholders to acquire 100% of the fintech SME funder’s shares, subject to regulatory approval. #newsvideo #TymeBank #Itinbanking
The company wants to gain an additional R2 billion at the operating line.
In this World Wide Wrap: Skype eyes Middle East, US military families get VOIP, and Entel Systems and M5 Networks partner.
In this World Wide Wrap: Intel's Westmere-EX features more cores, Acer releases small form factor PCs, and PC sales set to grow 20%.
Top business technology headlines 20 - 26 February 2022
A summary of the top business technology stories shared by ITWeb between 20 - 26 February 2022. Visit www.itweb.co.za for more news. #ITWebCloudDatacentresummit2022 #newsvideo #Fraudcases
In this World Wide Wrap: Amazon strengthens fashion focus, lawmakers mull online privacy legislation, and Shanghai sees e-business boom.
The company may get rid of its unprofitable Nigerian operation.
A nine-year legal battle has finally come to an end, but Telkom is on the losing end.