A local consortium has been awarded a multimillion-rand contract to provide Internet and VOIP services in the Republic of Congo.
Square One Solutions Group has been appointed the first certified African partner for NexTone, an international developer of carrier products for voice over Internet Protocol (VOIP).
The Chamber of Small and Medium Business has initiated a project to help Gauteng tourism-SMEs market the province online ahead of 2010.
Cape Town ISP DOTCO has been awarded a temporary interdict against Telkom over its ADSL per usage billing structure.
Professor Basie von Solms, recipient of the ICT Leadership Award, has challenged the industry and government to boost ICT research facilities.
Ice cream is a better investment than IT, if the JSE`s AltX exchange is anything to go by.
ISPA has become the latest organisation to challenge Telkom`s ADSL hard cap plan.
North American VOIP subscriber numbers are expected to grow to 24 million by 2009.
A new Web site gives Linux developers and users access to usability data via video.
DOTCO has filed an urgent application in the High Court to stop Telkom from going ahead with its per usage ADSL billing on 1 November.
South African companies have fallen behind the international IT security spending curve, says a local researcher.
In today`s technology news roundup: IT giants form open source storage coalition, IBM produces processors for Xbox 360, Microsoft to offer online book searches, and Google tests new advertising service.
UUNET SA, an MCI subsidiary, has expanded its voice over Internet Protocol (VOIP) suite of services to include two new solutions: Managed IP PBX and IP Trunking Services.