MTN and Huawei have completed a?2.4Tbit per second field trial on the operator's national fibre backbone network in SA.
SA's mobile consumers may get the short end of the stick as operators look to data revenue to supplement falling voice and SMS revenue.
The companies have partnered to provide high-speed, reliable connectivity to consumers and businesses.
The Johannesburg suburb expects to complete providing fibre to all 2?000 homes and businesses by next February.
Telkom's Internet service provider will no longer exercise leniency in its fair usage policy.?
The culture of download fear in SA is being replaced by a focus on speed.
The tech giant offers R100 000 in technology prizes for schools that win its doodle design competition.
With SA's voice tariffs finally internationally comparable, local operators need to shift pricing strategies to data.
The Universal Service and Access Agency of SA says it will cost R9?billion to provide broadband for all.
The Cape metropolis will be connected over the next seven years, the City of Cape Town says.
Government builds an online portal for learners and teachers, although technology access challenges remain.
New points-of-presence in Lesotho, Swaziland and Malawi expand the company's African network capacity.