Verizon experiences problems for the second time in two weeks.
Its bandwidth shaping policy is fair to all users, says iBurst.
The Kenyan ICT group drives expansion through more ICT-based acquisitions.
The telco denies its bandwidth pricing structure nullifies government's infrastructure investments.
In today's technology roundup: Windows Server 2008 delayed, bloggers face viral infection, Nokia tunes rival iTunes, and YouTube strikes royalty deal.
In this World Wide Wrap: Diebold patents mobile-transaction ATMs, wireless to help under-banked, and MobiClear fights online fraud.
The war on the Storm worm is far from over, as its writers continue to change their tactics over time.
A spate of new Trojans emerged this week, along with a new variation of the Storm worm, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Netxactics.
In this World Wide Wrap: Consolidation among ISPs, roadmap for convergence, and Convergence Technologies completes contracts.
The sector has been targeted for an anti-competitive behaviour clampdown, says the trade and industry minister.
The operator has made progress, but needs to do more, says MTN SA MD.
The regulator vows to crack down on unlicensed WISPs, and WAPA has promised to help.
The bank plans to make its small business social network site the Facebook of SME entrepreneurs.