The company's new product will start with small roll-outs in gated communities.
Science and technology minister Naledi Pandor calls for more to be done on intellectual property rights.
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The Internet-connected storage appliance is suited to SOHO users.
The company made the Deloitte Israel Technology Fast 50, with an 835% growth rate over five years. [Local rep: SeKure-IT]
Telkom's 2011 deadline to unbundle the local loop depends on the regulator's next move.
IT governance will be stepped up and financial management will be improved, says the Gauteng government.
Limited bandwidth and high connectivity costs stifle emerging tele-health opportunities.
The communications minister will use the state-owned enterprises to provide rural broadband.