Having an MEC just for ICT may be the government's best idea yet.
The company advances the Java platform, optimising it for new application models and hardware.
The goal of 50% broadband penetration by 2015 might be too ambitious for SA, industry observers say.
The court rules in favour of Vodacom in an ongoing dispute with Gogga Tracking Solutions.
The Department of Communications will unveil its national hospital Web sites this month.
Government departments and the police will support and work with the DTI in its anti-piracy campaign.
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison discusses the different ways in which cloud computing is perceived.
In today's technology roundup: Twitter patches after attack, Google fights censorship, EU prioritises broadband for all, and Android, iPad get Google Docs.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM and Bharti in Africa outsourcing deal, Africa ideal for e-learning, and Nigeria still a potential ICT market.
In this World Wide Wrap: Teachers to go solely virtual, tighter budgets to boost e-learning; and dentistry students gain from e-learning.
In the World Wide Wrap: Mirada gets partnership deal with Ericsson, Oregan preps UK Onyx debut, and Lightspeed's unveils CAT AV.
The University of Stellenbosch offers a post-graduate degree in emerging media including topics like gaming and social networking.
Enterprises should consider using contextual information to detect fraud on mobile phones, says Gartner.