Vodacom sees high uptake of fibre to the enterprise, specifically from the financial, retail and manufacturing industries.
New regulations will force companies to think smarter about the way they use technology to manage information.
In this World Wide Wrap: Video fingerprinting eases searches, Olympus releases PEN EP-2 DSLR, and SVC for videoconferencing studied.
In this World Wide Wrap: Korea, Cost Rica partner for e-learning, e-learning game combats phishing, and Oz school supports collaborative e-learning.
The mobile Internet solution is scalable and will expand to meet subscriber growth.
Businesses would like to get rid of their servers, a Rackspace Hosting survey revealed.
Mercantile Bank of Michigan is the first financial institution to sign up for the joint offering.
'Whitelabelling' allows partners to brand and offer underlying VirtualBox services as their own solutions.
Hakan Eriksson will head Ericsson in Silicon Valley, the centre of the company's IP business.
Local community site Crime Aware allows users to view crimes reported near them on street maps.
Alcatel-Lucent is responsible for the design, construction and commissioning of a turnkey communications solution.
The operator more than doubles its asking price for the critical Salt link between Sutherland and Cape Town.
In today's technology roundup: Green light for Internet snooping, EU officially objects to Oracle/Sun deal, judge bans Twitter from court, and Murdoch may block Google searches.