Sentech will soon receive funding for its R1 billion wireless broadband infrastructure.
Mobile data revenues are set to triple in SA by 2011, while SMS faces pricing erosion, says BMI-TechKnowledge.
Likened to "warm beer" or "weak tea", Infraco's imminent arrival has many ICT players calling for a stiff drink.
WiMax is now a reality, but going with the next-generation standard is a "no-brainer", says a senior Motorola executive.
Rackspace Managed Hosting provides a managed hosting service to meet the growing demand for short-term, campaign-based Web sites.
In today's technology roundup: Intel may herald a new age of processing, cellphone music service aims to steal iPhone thunder, and Internet strains under video revolution.
Namibia is the second African country to offer commercial WiMax.
CA Anti-Virus 2007 has earned Checkmark certification on the Windows Vista Home Premium platform.
The ministerial directive legalising VOIP usage took effect two years ago. Not much has happened since, or has it?
Webber Wentzel Bowens isn't shy to investigate and implement new technologies.
Gartner predicts over half of the world's tier-one operators will establish alternate lines of business by 2010 - and half of these will fail.
Some one hundred and thirty-odd years after the telephone was invented, during which time basic telephony stayed pretty static, a revolution is underway.
More clarity on ICT issues is needed, say opposition party politicians after the State of the Nation address.