The Wireless Access Providers Association (WAPA) will provide a bridge between ICASA and ISPs.
ICT is fundamental to local authority service delivery, says Cape Town CIO Nirvesh Sooful.
SA should use 2010 to reinvent its network, says Bell Canada, which is preparing for the first all-IP Olympic games.
Marshal has unveiled its Trace Centre Web site to provide up-to-date information on Internet security threats. [Local rep: 10Net ICT Solutions]
Microsoft says as long as humans are writing computer code, there will be bugs. It should tell British Airways.
SA businesses are ahead of the security curve in some trends, says Ernst & Young.
Google is eyeing SA to create locally-oriented products.
Regulations for the resolution of .za domain name disputes have been gazetted.
Cape Town's mayor has given the green light for the city to lay an open access broadband network.
In today's technology roundup: Biometric plan for motorists, Chinese Web pornographer jailed for life, Internet extends reach of Bangladeshi villagers, and 'Big Brother' cameras listen for fights.
Trend Micro's solutions protect half a million customers at 91.5 million seats from spyware. [Local rep: SecureData]
The 3Com OfficeConnect ADSL Wireless 108Mbps 11g Firewall Router is now available through Annex Distribution.
Motorola Networks & Enterprise executive Noel Kirkaldy will deliver the keynote address at Wireless Broadband East Africa in Nairobi next week.