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Acting CEO Jeffrey Hedberg has outlined a five-point turnaround strategy to save Telkom.
Telecoms providers are completing final tests ahead of traffic migration.
The company has set up headquarters in a third African country, catering for the growing move towards tower sharing.
ICASA will allow specific licensees to meet with it to discuss confidential concerns regarding call termination regulations.
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The dual-band 802.11n WiFi wireless router is targeted at SMEs and home offices. [Local rep: Duxbury Networking]
WiMax is a low-risk, attractive opportunity, especially in SA, which lacks a fully developed wired infrastructure, says Winston Smith, MD: Southern Africa at Alvarion.
Far South Networks recently launched the interface adapter for Asterisk that connects via the LAN.
The company's decision not to renew Reuben September's contract was not based on government interference, says board chairman Jeff Molobela.