Rwandacell upgrades its multiple communication platforms to increase business growth.
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Web-based malware continues to assail computer users around the world, says Netxactics CEO Brett Myroff.
A relatively new breed of botnet is proving to be quite a challenge in the spam game.
Vox Telecom`s @lantic Internet Services is set to buy Absa`s Internet Access business.
CITI undertook the 2007 Cape ICT Census, with the aim of assisting the organisation in its role of promoting the Western Cape ICT industry.
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Lack of industry regulation discourages broadband over powerline technology, says Eskom.
The fibre optic network is expected to create 14 000 direct and indirect jobs by 2010, and about 250 000 by 2027.
Rapid growth in the broadband market drives providers to increase international bandwidth.
This kind of malicious code was responsible for 26% of infections during the month.
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The converged communications services provider will soon upgrade its international bandwidth.