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In one year, the telco increased the amount of messages it sent by 711%.
The solution converts files into the desired format for easy transfer. [Local rep: Phoenix Software]
ZTE recorded revenue of approximately RMB 44,293 million in 2008.
The company takes connectivity to SA's neighbours.
A high-speed wireless network will be up and running by mid-2009, says the City of Tshwane.
The second national operator is slowly eating into Telkom's market.
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The server acts as a centralised real-time storage platform for subscriber data.