Soweto's Vilakazi Street is lit up with 5G, as Comsol aims for commercial roll-out in 2019 in partnership with Samsung SA.

South Korean hardware manufacturer Samsung partners with wireless infrastructure provider Comsol to test 5G in Soweto.

Comsol helps companies with the flexibility to leverage a hybrid approach to their Internet of things needs.

Montjoie joins the telecoms player to spearhead its Internet of things business.

The CX product range offers a performance that is equivalent to fibre, but with none of the drawbacks, which is why we refer to it as `fibre in the sky', says Justin Colyn, chief sales and marketing officer at Comsol.

Customers are guaranteed connectivity of a high capacity, uncontended product, underpinned by a carrier grade service level agreement.

The company, backed by Convergence Partners, Nedbank and IDC, aims to connect over 200 towns and cities across SA.

Wireless is not just a better option, it is an option that is good for the economy, says??Brenden Pronk, CCO of Comsol.

Sixty-nine percent?of Comsol's wireless deployments in the last two years were within high-density fibre areas, says Brenden Pronk, chief commercial officer of Comsol.

Wireless is the quickest and most cost-effective way to implement a communications network, says Gary Woolley, CCO of Comsol.

According to Gary Woolley, CCO of wireless connectivity specialist Comsol, choosing a wireless service provider isn't that complicated.

The freedom and mobility offered to consumers on the go are qualities that WiFi and VOIP have in common, says Mitchell Barker, founder and CEO of WhichVoIP.co.za.