The long-awaited licence conversion is unlikely to produce a plethora of new networks, but smaller players are grabbing the opportunity.
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More than 80 000 viruses were detected in November and December last year, says Kaspersky.
ECS, ECNS and broadcast licences are being handed out at the authority's offices today.
The operator's network in Rosebank and Sandton has been severed, disrupting service.
The IEC's Web site is still incompatible with non-Microsoft browsers, three weeks before the next registration drive.
Registrations open for South African gamers to join the MSSA's league to compete internationally.
In this World Wide Wrap: Yahoo names CEO, Dell channel chief gets promoted, and IBM appoints storage GM.
The companies have signed a joint agreement to co-build a national long-distance fibre-optic network.
Maximizer's customer relationship management software is now available for the HTC Google G1 smartphone.
The company will offer notebooks, PCs, monitors and accessories through its online store hosted by M-Web Business.
The telcos collaborate to build a national fibre network that could cost up to R2 billion.
In today's technology roundup: Gaza crisis spills onto the Web, no rise in IT spending this year, Steve Jobs takes medical leave, and more layoffs for Motorola.