Africa INX has launched a broadband Internet service that will attempt to compete with the rising number of broadband Internet services readily available in the African market
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The Tanzania Posts Corporation has revealed plans to go digital in an attempt to keep pace with technological advancements
Knowledge gap 'costing Tanzanian Internet users'
A lack of knowledge concerning fibre optic and network products has led to substandard Internet communication systems and is leading to Tanzanian consumers being exploited financially, according to an industry expert
Plessey ends Northern Ring construction for Broadband Infraco national network
Plessey has announced that the construction of installation sites for the ‘Northern Ring’ of Broadband Infraco’s new national network has been completed
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Intelsat SA has signed a multi-year agreement with Global IP to allow the Spain-based company to provide broadband service to its maritime customers in the Indian Ocean region
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Qualcomm empowers African tech startups with mentorship. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
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Sparkle and Algérie Télécom join forces to boost Algeria’s digital future with new subsea cable to Europe
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Paratus expands into Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Tanzania, boosting East Africa’s digital growth with secure connectivity. (Image source: Paratus)
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Teraco expands JB4 in Johannesburg, adding 30MW IT power and setting a new benchmark for Africa’s data centre capacity. (Image source: Teraco)
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Groundbreaking ceremony of the Nxtra by Airtel Africa 44MW Data Centre at Tatu City SEZ, Kenya (Image source: Tatu City)
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CMC Networks names Mahesh Jaishankar as managing director. (Image source: CMC Networks)
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Paratus expands into Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Tanzania, boosting East Africa’s digital growth with secure connectivity. (Image source: Paratus)
Teraco expands JB4 in Johannesburg, adding 30MW IT power and setting a new benchmark for Africa’s data centre capacity. (Image source: Teraco)
Groundbreaking ceremony of the Nxtra by Airtel Africa 44MW Data Centre at Tatu City SEZ, Kenya (Image source: Tatu City)
CMC Networks names Mahesh Jaishankar as managing director. (Image source: CMC Networks)
Kaspersky launches External Attack Surface module in DFI, giving security teams visibility, risk scoring, and proactive defenses
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iXAfrica partners with RMB to secure multi-tranche funding, enabling 20 MW expansion at its Nairobi data centre campus
Paratus invests N$600 mn (approx. US$32 mn) to launch Namibia’s first private LTE and 5G network, boosting connectivity. (Image source: Paratus)
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Carel Coetzee CEO of NEC XON. (Image source: NEC XON)