The rise of YouTube, social media and other IP-based multi-media content delivery platforms globally and in Africa continues to drive the demand for broadband infrastructure. In order to meet the needs of multimedia content in the form of 3D and HD video, video conferencing, music and the social media explosion sweeping the African continent there has been a surge in the roll out of fibre optic networks.
This is according to Andile Ngcaba, founder and chairman of Convergence Partners, who spoke at a seminar arranged by Datanet Infrastructure Group in conjunction with the international Fibre Optic Association (FOA) and Triple Play Fibre Optic Solutions which provides FOA-approved fibre optic training.
Andile Ngcaba receives Fibre Optic Association Award
June 9th, 2011 | adminTags: Andile Ngcaba, backhaul, bandwidth growth, communications, connectivity, Convergence Partners, Datanet Infrastructure, Facebook, fibre, Fibre Optic Association, FO, FOA, high-bandwidth, multimedia, music, optical networks, paramount, social networking, submarine cable, Triple Play Fibre Optic Solutions, tweeting, video conferencing
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Andile’s thoughts from Mobile World Congress (“MWC”) 2010 in Barcelona: 10 key trends and developments
February 24th, 2010 | adminHaving attended the Mobile World Congress, the largest global telecoms conference (attended by 49,000 visitors from 200 countries) in Barcelona this year, the following 10 key trends and developments came to the fore.
Tags: Africa, applications, ARPU, backhaul, cloud computing, connectivity, devices, fibre optics, green technology, GSM, GSMA, LTE, mobile, Mobile World Congress, Networks, Operators, smartphones, social networks, Symbian
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Posted in Media, News from the Group



