MTN becomes the latest company to roll out the broadband service in the country, targeting affluent suburbs.
The Internet service provider plans to boost its fibre offerings in the next four years, but is not turning its back on ADSL.
DotConnectAfrica continues to fight ZACR's confirmation as the official registry for the .africa domain, this time in a US court.
The Department of Finance allocates R325 million for the 2016/2017 financial year to roll out broadband in the province.
The company has committed to sponsoring high-speed Internet access for innovative tech incubator WeThinkCode_.
The GSM Association takes SA's government to task, urging it to fast-track the allocation of high-demand spectrum.
Public facilities in six of the country's metros will be able to connect to free WiFi.
Passive optical networks consist of an optical line terminal at the exchange (hub) and a number of optical network units (ONUs), near end users, says IC Logistix.
The increase may only be sufficient to cushion the blows dealt by the declining rand/dollar exchange rate, rather than boost the national initiative.
The province will have 100% broadband penetration by 2019, promises premier David Makhura.
Internet prices in least-developed countries cost three times more than the average monthly threshold stipulated by the United Nations.
Thirty percent of all mobile data is wasted on apps running in the background, according to a new report.