The company has broadened its connectivity options to include a wireless high-speed point-to-point link.
The growing mobile industry drives increasing demand for affordable add-on services, says ST Group.
Despite being in place for five years, its turnaround programme will continue indefinitely, says Home Affairs.
If residents yet again fail to prove their illnesses, iBurst will turn on the tower at the centre of the issue.
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Communications minister Siphiwe Nyanda welcomes the opening of an R&D facility as an important step forward.
The wireless broadband provider tries to engage with irate Fourways residents over a tower.
The investment company wants to grow its ICT portfolio.
The province will spend more than R3.5 million to roll out telemedicine solutions to hospitals.
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All organisations have to deal with infrastructure and applications.
Globalisation and e-commerce uptake have lowered the barrier to entry for cloud computing, says iBurst.