The centre pushes ahead with ICT infrastructure, promising affordable broadband capacity in the near future.
The SA Weather Service expands the availability of its real-time information to the public, industry and government.
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In this World Wide Wrap: Google sells radio biz, Australia gets digital radio, and US showcases DTV.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS to fix critical Windows holes, Mac upgrades Leopard, and Openbravo integrates with Ubuntu.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS reveals Xbox on-demand pricing, Apple to intro gaming tablet, and Sony withdraws in-game ads.
In this World Wide Wrap: MidlandHR's iTrent powers Ofgem, Frontier and Payment Adviser partner, and Emap outsources HR functions.
In this World Wide Wrap: Hacker copies 'unforgeable' ID card, Colombian bank selects Infosys, and Q2 provides mobile banking platform.
The distribution company will resell Proofpoint e-mail security solutions in southern Africa.
With HTC's Push Internet, Web pages can be pre-delivered to the phone.
Growing social networks are set to become a major hotbed for cyber crime and information theft.
High telecoms costs and poor broadband infrastructure inhibit the roll-out of software-as-a-service solutions in SA, say strategists.
Internet service providers reject Web site blocking notices issued by the Recording Industry of SA.