Several questions were asked and many points were raised at a Cisco Live executive Q&A led by Lew Tucker, Cisco VP and CTO, Cloud Computing, on the present condition of cloud computing
p>Several questions were asked and many points were raised at a Cisco Live executive Q&A led by Lew Tucker, Cisco VP and CTO, Cloud Computing, on the present condition of cloud computingMobile
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p>Dimension Data Subsidiary Plessey is executing a 15-year, R20mn contract to install and maintain 11 regeneration sites on Dark Fibre Africa’s fibre cable linking Empangeni on the KwaZulu-Natal north coast and Pretoria in GautengAn enterprise NGN network
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