In this World Wide Wrap: BrightCom teams up with Skype, MSI intros graphics cards, and Panasonic releases Viera.
The software products build on the InServ Storage Server's Thin Built-In hardware architecture.
Sentech and ICASA must overcome resource and spectrum hurdles to bridge the digital divide, says Ellipsis.
As South African cellphone users increasingly access the Internet, the convergence market needs to adapt, says KPMG.
This project will ensure a wider coverage for data services and increased EV-DO capacity.
Telkom is close to completing its SAT-3/SAFE upgrades.
In this World Wide Wrap: Telesphere lands $7m added funding, Samsung smartphones get mobile VOIP, and Yota eyes GSM handover.
Windows Server 2008 R2 complements Fujitsu's dynamic infrastructures portfolio.
The agreement aims to create unified communication opportunities in southern and East Africa.
Successful broadband development in SA will drive the evolution of cloud computing services, says iBurst.
Changing market demands cause SA to fall behind in providing high-speed quality bandwidth, says Neotel's CTO.
In this World Wide Wrap: IOC secures $3.8bn broadcasting rights, DNA Finland rolls out mobile TV, and LS to supply WiFi to Iraq.
The joint venture with Siemens is part of a general move towards lower-risk hosted services.