Deadlines are not a practical way of assessing progress, says the e-Africa Commission.
The company sees increasing demand for data services, and launches mobile WiMax and LTE systems.
The regulator is accused of heavy-handed tactics for confiscating WiFi equipment from an Aids orphanage.
In this World Wide Wrap: Telstra spearheads Next G network, Radware presents Mobile Internet Gateway, and Nortel connects congress to HQ.
Netgear TV Player and Digital Entertainer Elite will enable South Africans to stream content. [Local rep: Duxbury Networking]
Service providers can expand their wireless network capabilities through LTE technology.
Unused capacity can be pooled together to harness the excess resources, says Jim Holland, Axiz product manager, HP ESG.
The connection between FTSE's global distribution system and the Securities Exchange is restored.
The multi-port switches provide up to 73% reduced power consumption.
In this World Wide Wrap: EMC shines in 4Q, LeftHand's new storage solution, and MultiPlan wins with Copan.
The firm has extended its networking and communications services to Sentula Mining Group.
With VANS finally being allowed to self-provide, is there still a case for municipal broadband?
eThekwini's Metro Connect service provides a cheap broadband alternative to metropolitan companies and institutions.