The company will now be able to offer global points of presence, which will aid its growth ambitions.
Fully integrated, IP-based security is the trend among companies across the globe, says DiData.
The company will spend around R600 million a year over the next two to three years, as it seeks growth outside its current operations.
As interest in the death of the world's most wanted terrorist peaks, cyber criminals are using the opportunity to spread malicious content.
Wibre makes use of the Africa INX investment into a Metro E Fibre network.
European commuters will be paying for travel tickets via their mobile devices as early as 2015, says Juniper Research.
Most IT professionals are getting paid less now than a year ago, as few salary increases are given despite the growing cost of living.
A new partnership will provide immediate capacity between SA and Nigeria.
The company cuts costs to a minimum to benefit from a pending upswing in the economy.
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The Netgear ProSafe 20-AP wireless controller WC7520 simplifies wireless deployments and optimises network management.
The failure was a major humiliation for the carrier, which markets itself as having a more reliable network than its rivals.