Axis Communications has introduced the AXIS 243SA Video Server, a one-channel video server that supports IPv6.
Datacentrix is helping the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Transport to centralise its storage and consolidate its servers.
Russia's Mobile Telesystems has awarded an equipment upgrade and services contract to Motorola.
Netsurit announced that it was nominated as one of three finalists for the Top ICT Workplace Provider in Africa Award at 2006 African ICT Achiever Awards.
EOH will purchase Bromide Technologies for R30 million.
SA is urged to look closely at this year's technology mistakes and successes at the World Cup.
D-Link today announced a brand new Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) for its NetDefend firewalls: DFL-210, DFL-800, DFL-1600, and DFL-2500.
Mpostol Jeremia Mashinini was selected as the Top ICT Business Man in Africa at the 2006 African ICT Achievers Awards.
Datacentrix co-founder Klaas Lammers will retire in February.
ICT is fundamental to local authority service delivery, says Cape Town CIO Nirvesh Sooful.
The City of Johannesburg envisages being a world-class digital African city by 2010.
SA should use 2010 to reinvent its network, says Bell Canada, which is preparing for the first all-IP Olympic games.
Bromide Technologies has completed the initial Virgin Mobile infrastructure roll-out and will provide maintenance and support for the next three years.