Government unveils an Internet project to connect millions of citizens over the next two years, as SA Connect struggles to find momentum.
Activate Telecoms is offering a deal that includes 10 Mbps broadband, Office 365, IP phones, hosted extensions, and much more.
The telecoms department mulls the merger of its key state-owned entities to form state IT and ICT infrastructure companies, subject to Cabinet approval.
The Dynamic Spectrum Alliance Global Summit will discuss the use of TV white spaces in the region following the draft regulations published by ICASA.
JCM Technologies had to establish an Internet communication to a client's overseas office and installed a wireless link until a fibre line could be installed.
The search engine giant turns on data servers in Cuba, making it the first foreign Internet company to launch on the Communist island.
The open access WiFi provider plans to give 1.5 million Gauteng township residents affordable WiFi access over the next two years.
The companies say the deal will help deliver more bandwidth with greater efficiency, to meet the growing needs of businesses across Africa.
Dark Fibre Africa will not comment on market speculation its parent company is in talks to sell it to Internet Solutions.
CEO Barney Harmse has revealed that it will be investing R100 million in fibre instrastructure in the country over the next three years.
A partnership between Afrika Tikkun, Workonline and other tech firms connects thousands of SA's underprivileged scholars.
This will see the ISP upgrade select new and renewed corporate fibre contracts at no additional monthly fee.