How Nextivity enables IOT innovation with signal-boosting technology
By 2030, there are expected to be more than 29 billion Internet of Things (IOT) devices in use by virtually all industry sectors globally.
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MTN, Omnispace tie-up to deploy satellite services
Omnispace will create a next-generation standards-based mobile and IoT network for MTN markets.
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Does satellite latency really matter?
Latency is the time delay that occurs in transmitting information from one point to another.
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Zambia’s 156 constituencies receive Starlink kits from govt
The kits are intended for distribution in the country’s parliamentary constituencies and will help improve citizen access to the My e-Parliament app, as well as other online services.
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Chinese miner arrested in Zimbabwe for using Starlink
Authorities are launching state-wide operations to apprehend anyone who uses Starlink services illegally.
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Concerns over Starlink application in Botswana
The application by low-orbit satellite service, Starlink, to operate in Botswana is mired in uncertainty.
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Vodacom Groups hails Amazon’s Starlink rival Project Kuiper
Project Kuiper aims to improve global internet access through a network of 3,236 low-earth orbit satellites.
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Moving from GEO to LEO: Transforming Enterprise Connectivity
Theo Van Zyl, Head of Wireless at Vox talks satellites and connectivity and the value of speed when reimagining enterprise connectivity.
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Navigating new horizons
Managing director of Paratus South Africa, Kallie Carlsen’s career spans the full spectrum of telecommunications, the company says.
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AFRICACOM: Liquid enters service continuity deal with Intelsat
Collaboration between the companies organised to maintain connectivity during power outages or other crises.
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Avanti pivots to integrated connectivity services company
The company says the new strategy will help it to better respond to the diverse needs of its customer base.
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Cameroon readies to launch space programme
A technical feasibility study for the development of a space project will cost $3.2 million and take 11 months to complete.
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ITU’s Bogdan-Martin punts satellite for connectivity
The head of the International Telecommunications Union says satellite networks can help put the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals back on track.