Communications minister Siphiwe Nyanda will table a plan, aimed at dealing with SA’s low penetration of broadband Internet access, to…
The basic concept of the computer mouse has barely changed in the past 30 years. Sure, they’ve become wireless, and…
An economist has warned that SA could end up with the world’s most expensive electricity if Eskom gets its proposed…
Telkom has launched a new, R350m data centre in Cape Town, Belville 2, as it seeks to grow its presence…
Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony need a new game plan, BusinessWeek reports. Amid growing evidence old marketing strategies aren’t working and…
A strong uptick in spending by government on IT solutions is helping keep the local technology industry aloft as the…
SA’s three mobile operators, MTN, Vodacom and Cell C, will cut interconnection rates at the same time — by midnight…
London- and Johannesburg-listed IT services group Dimension Data has continued to expand its operating margin in spite of the tough…
The department of communications has called a colloquium this week to seek public input on national broadband policy. Previously, it would have been little more than a talk shop. But something constructive may flow out of this meeting. Communications minister Siphiwe Nyanda has breathed fresh life into a ministry left moribund by his predecessor, the late Ivy Matsepe- Casaburri
Tensions are simmering between Internet service providers (ISPs) and copyright holders over the downloading by consumers of pirated music, movies…