Computing SA staff

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Government demonstrates open source resilience

Oracle Corp. is showing its commitment to the South African government

Intel outlines broadband wireless vision

Broadband wireless technologies will help bring the next five billion users to the Internet, an Intel Corp. executive explained at the Wireless Communications Association (WCA) annual symposium.

Acer, Tarsus target growth in southern Africa

Acer Inc. expects its business in southern Africa to show rapid growth, following the finalization of the distribution agreement for the region between itself and Case-Tarsus Ltd.

Telkom consolidates position in corporate outsourcing

Telkom SA Ltd. has won a 100 million Rand (US$14,208,178) contract from Johannesburg Securities Exchange of South Africa (SA)-listed fashion retailer, The Foschini Group (Pty) Ltd., to manage its Wide Area Network (WAN)

Acer launches Centrino Tablet

Acer Inc. has introduced the TravelMate C110, which it claims to be the first Centrino-based convertible tablet PC to debut on the world market.

Microsoft names official CRM partner

Following the release of its customer relationship management (CRM) application, Microsoft Corp. has appointed IS Partners, a Microsoft Solutions Provider, as its first local certified CRM partner.

Telkom and IS first to market on 155Mbps STM1 bandwidth

Internet Solutions (IS) says that it will be the first Service Provider to utilize the 155Mbps STM1 configuration.

Global Bits opens Oracle education centre in Cape Town

International ICT consultancy, Global Bits, has opened Thuta, a new Oracle Corp. training company, in Somerset West near Cape Town. Thuta is an Oracle Approved Education Centre (OAEC), and will run curricula developed by Oracle University.

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