Four-hundred-and-fifty Zain Nigeria employees will be handed over to Ericsson.
The African Finance Corporation has pledged equity to the undersea cable expected to outperform SAT 3.
In today's technology roundup: Scammers abuse Air France tragedy, Data watchdog issues privacy guidance, US cuts off net firm, Internet advertising slumps in first quarter
In this World Wide Wrap: Red Hat on Verizon's cloud, OSS simplifies mobile programs, and Alfresco and EnterpriseDB partner.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mobile banking to reach 53m, FNB wins mobile banking award, and Oz police track call centre scam.
In this World Wide Wrap: Intuit to buy PayCycle, HR transformation to save |--gbp--|185m, and Sage India to increase presence.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google rolls out SME dashboard, IBM expands industry-specific apps, and Tibco unveils cloud computing platform.
In this World Wide Wrap: New media exempt from regulation, Korean watchdog steps up regulations, and AT&T rolls out TV for cars.
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Security concerns and lack of affordable high-speed broadband are the major challenges facing the mass adoption of SaaS.