Alcatel-Lucent has signed multimillion-euro frame contracts with Saudi Telecom Company, to expand its broadband access network.
The telecoms operator will focus on fixing its local operations, before embarking on new opportunities across the continent.
The fixed-line operator prepares for the inevitability of local loop unbundling, but will advocate for a return on its investment.
The telecoms giant will rely on bundled fixed and mobile offerings to grow future revenue.
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KSS upgraded Legal Aid's Cisco network and converted its legacy PABX-based infrastructure to Cisco's IP Communications platform.
F5 Networks has been placed in the Leaders Quadrant of Gartner's 2010 Magic Quadrant for Application Delivery Controllers.
The partnership will provide MWEB customers with affordable Internet security.
There is need for interoperability between IPv4 and IPv6, says William Stucke, a councillor at ICASA.
Despite a poor performance at its six-month interim review, acting CEO Jeffery Hedberg is confident his strategy will turn Telkom around.
Telkom's mobile newcomer has already secured 0.5% of the mobile market.
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