ZTE MU5120 combines 5G performance with dual-band WiFi 6, enabling it to connect up to 64 users, with a peak rate of up to 3.6Gbps.
As competition in SA’s data centre market intensifies, Africa Data Centres, a business of Cassava Technologies, expands its CPT1 facility.
Having been first on the continent to go live with high-capacity subsea cable in 2009, Seacom marks its 15th corporate anniversary.
South Africa’s results were boosted by improved prepaid performance and price adjustments that delivered greater value to customers, says the firm.
Public WiFi sites launch at Kromdraai Library and Matla Combined School in Mogale City, West Rand.
This forms part of the large-scale construction projects SA plans for the upcoming five-year term of the seventh administration, reveals president Cyril Ramaphosa.
The operator is not opposing the merger, nor does it support a prohibition of the proposed R10 billion transaction.
It’s unacceptable that, in the year 2024 and in the age of AI, home affairs still does not have a reliable IT system, says Dr Leon Schreiber.
SA’s average broadband speed is 45.42Mbps and it is at 114 on the 2024 Broadband Speed League of 229 countries, says Cable.co.uk.
The comms ministry is operating at a vacancy rate of 18%, well above the vacancy target rate set by the DPSA, says new comms minister Solly Malatsi.
The multinational tech firm believes combining technologies is key to strengthening economies.
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