The data centre operator kicks off in Cape Town, with its Johannesburg facility set to open later this year.
The company alerts shareholders that it expects revenue to exceed R1 billion.
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Dynamic changes will take place in the notebook market in 2009, predicts Intel.
The tags are installed at user-specified control points, says Wireless Guard Systems.
The virtual catheterisation laboratory will be used to practise complex cardiac procedures.
With the projected increase in government spend, the company looks to build on its public sector project strategy.
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