The company is investing R10 million in a fibre-optic network for the Eastern Cape district.
The latest results from Speedtest.net reveal SA is still hard up when it comes to its average Internet speed.
Digital channels will generate 52% of the total increase in spend in SA's entertainment and media industry over the next five years, says PwC.
The exclusive approach to its high-speed broadband trial belies Telkom's promises of fair competition, says ISPA.
The product can aggregate up to five lines to deliver high upload and download speeds.
The infrastructure provider earmarks R100 million for investment in the Nkangala district.
Dark Fibre Africa will invest R100 million rolling out more than 120km of optic-fibre infrastructure throughout the region.
While the local IT industry globalises, SA's telecoms sector lags as local standards stonewall the advancement of seamless international connectivity.
The operator kicks off a high-speed broadband pilot that will see speeds of up to 40Mbps.
The telco introduces two uncapped wireless Internet options, aimed at the consumer.
The company will deliver a solution for the next-generation backhaul networks of Africa's two LTE pioneers, Angola and Namibia.
The telco broadens its presence in the Internet service provider space through lowering prices and increasing speeds.