The company's decision not to renew Reuben September's contract was not based on government interference, says board chairman Jeff Molobela.
Internet service providers that relied on Seacom capacity had to pay a hefty price to keep up and running.
In this World Wide Wrap: LANs buckle under video traffic, open source alternative to Cisco Nexus 1000v, and Ceragon eyes advanced software.
In this World Wide Wrap: SaaS garners more vendor interest, NaviSite deploys Sun and Oracle combo, and Telstra consolidates operations.
In this World Wide Wrap: Africa and Europe link up, Bharti shortlists African operators, and Africa set to miss digital deadline.
The company's 4Motion solution will support migration to future evolutions of WiMax and TD-LTE.
The Fluke Networks AirCheck WiFi Tester has been certified by ICASA as compliant with the Electronic Act, 2005.
The import and export management company has rolled out an HP ProCurve LAN infrastructure.
Industry bodies are concerned that instability at the DOC will halt progress regarding telecoms regulatory objectives.
In this World Wide Wrap: NZ Telecom requests leniency, Emirates passengers get VOIP access, and Skype shelves call charges.
Nology will deliver integrated Billion routers for its new Business ADSL offerings.
To attain 21st Century skills in SA's schools, each student needs to be equipped with a laptop, says Intel.
The technology group investigates which African countries to target for expansion.