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Aruba presents Instant On WiFi

The solution offers ultra-fast performance and built-in security for today’s business-ready apps and devices.

Duxbury Networking

Alteram Solutions

Network monitoring, running a successful NOC and cloud

Network administrators must be proactive and agile in their approach to monitoring and managing network performance, says Vincent Rabie, network operating centre manager at Alteram Solutions.

Alteram Solutions

Why Cell C ditched wholesale fixed-LTE business

The operator says the provision of wholesale LTE services was no longer profitable and impacted the quality of its network.

Samuel Mungadze

SA manufacturers lag behind in IOT, AI

Local manufacturers are falling behind the curve in adoption of fibre connectivity, hampering their ability to innovate, says SYSPRO.

Sibahle Malinga

Duxbury Networking

The new WAN technology sweeping the globe

Many are unaware of the scale of the SD-WAN phenomenon and are in danger of missing out on monetisation opportunities.

National Treasury

SA’s excessive communications costs stifle growth, says Treasury

National Treasury believes the exorbitant costs of communicating and poor broadband quality are not doing any good for the country’s competitiveness.

Supersonic simplifies fibre pricing

The new pricing model standardises its bundles across SA’s fibre network operators.

Familiar with MikroTik? Interested in becoming your own boss: entrepreneur opportunity

Using the Made for MikroTik solution, you can offer a value-add service to any group or organisation that has Internet access.

Absa still sees value in branches

The bank bucks the trend of branch closures by investing in technologies at its facilities.

5G revenue to reach $4.2bn in 2020

The global wireless network infrastructure revenue for 5G will nearly double between 2019 and 2020, says Gartner.

Dark Fibre Africa

Making sense of the 5G investment

DFA has been densifying its fibre footprint in the major metros, where it expects 5G to be rolled out first.

Dark Fibre Africa

Johannesburg Broadband Network Project

Plans to sell R1.2bn Joburg broadband network rile residents

The residents are disappointed the city did not consult them about its plans to sell its R1.2 billion network to the private sector.

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