Web 3.0 is built upon the concepts of decentralisation, openness and excellent user utility, with the ultimate goal of creating more intelligent, connected and open websites.
The province’s African coastal smart city will be a catalyst for investment, says premier Lubabalo Oscar Mabuyane.
The calling app has ambitions to position itself as a leading VOIP player in Africa, says MD Dean Hiine.
Mining faces uniques challenges due to the remote locations in which their operations typically take place – beyond the reach of conventional communications technologies such as fibre, LTE or 4G/5G.
Acer and Curro team up, to advance their presence in eSports and bring it to the attention of communities.
The suite of Aruba EdgeConnect performance features enable businesses to achieve consistent application performance even through transport interruptions and brownouts.
The regulator will identify a service provider to offer registry services for co.za, web.za, net.za and org.za second-level domains.
The second phase of SA Connect has expanded scope to connect communities, says minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni.
Spectrum licensing conditions will include social service obligations, says minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, as government looks to extend public connectivity.
The world needs to be getting ready for Web 3.0, said experts taking part in a recent iOCO/ITWeb webinar.
Statistics South Africa reopens online and telephonic data collection for the 2022 population count.
The basic education department confirms a draft framework to establish online public schools has been developed.