As of 12 June 2017, Internet Solutions, the leading pan-African telecommunications service provider, and Rain (previously known as Wireless Business Solutions), will offer commercial LTE-Advanced (LTE-A) to local Internet service providers (ISPs).
Newly launched Rain, which offers LTE-Advanced network, has appointed Gareth Tindall as Chief Operating Officer effective 1 June 2017.
Wireless Business Solutions (Pty) Ltd (“WBS”) and its ‘next generation’ LTE-Advanced network has been rebranded Rain.
In what is considered to be a major fillip for the South African economy, veteran banker and Chairman of Wireless Business Solutions (WBS), Paul Harris, announced a multi-billion Rand investment in a new high speed LTE-A national data network.
Telecommunications provider, Broadlink has announced its upgraded network expansion project has begun and already over 40 new high sites are live. This new look network is expanding the capabilities and product performance in new geographic areas with increased capacities. To complement its existing radio network, Broadlink has launched a last mile fibre access network which will ultimately have national coverage across South Africa.
Company backed by former top bankers Michael Jordaan and Paul Harris is moving ahead with a plan to buy the telecommunications operator, which owns iBurst and Broadlink. By Duncan McLeod.
The sale of iBurst and Broadlink parent Wireless Business Solutions (WBS) to a company backed by top former bankers Michael Jordaan and Paul Harris is proceeding, subject to regulatory approvals, after the conclusion of a due diligence on the business.
While Richard Branson announces plans to put thousands of Internet satellites into orbit, Johannebsurg-based company Broadlink says its satellite hub at Teraco; is already providing unparalleled means for multinationals making inroads into Africa.
November sees the launch of Broadlink’s satellite hub at Teraco; providing unparalleled means for multinationals making inroads into Africa.
Broadlink, a leading South African telecoms provider of microwave, fibre, satellite, voice and Internet services are weeks away from launching its first Broadlink controlled and managed suite of enterprise satellite connectivity solutions.
In the past, your company may only have had to ensure the intranet, internet and email was operational, but now with a new and dynamic ICT world, you also have to cater for technologies such as: virtual private networks (VPNs), cloud computing, the running of comprehensive business systems, desktop applications, unified messaging and increased requirements for mobility.