Cell C is pleased to announce that it has extended its commercial Fibre-to-the-Home (FTTH) offering across the major open access fibre networks, with additional network agreements underway. “Customers that are in areas covered by Openserve can now join those already covered by Frogfoot, Mitsol and Vumatel and experience C-Fibre’s exceptional
Vox customers (or new sign-ups) can from 1 August get a Ruckus ZoneFlex R310 wireless access point (AP) when they sign up for a bundle deal.
More suburbs are being added to various service providers’ FTTH networks, and Norwood is next.
Telkom’s FTTH is real, available but is not for the feint of wallet.
According to Huawei’s Marius Engelbrecht, there are already energy management solutions to address loss of connectivity during loadshedding.
Including installation and router, MTN fibre has announced a new package that starts at R349 per month, with cancellations at any time.
With 1Gbps fibre lines costing a pretty penny in SA, MetroFibre Networx has shared some advice to ensure you get what you paid for.
Vuma’s announced the integration of next-gen FTTH technology through its latest partnership with Huawei, offering 10Gbps support everywhere.
Liquid Intelligent Technologies has expanded its deal with the government of Zambia, making room for a new DC and more.
Starting from today, 23rd March, MetroFibre, has revealed new pricing for some of its existing fibre packages, and discontinued others.
MetroFibre Networx has announced a major overhaul of its line speeds on its FTTH fibre packages, planning increases for most lines.
MultiChoice will soon offer Fibre-To-The-Home packages via Vumatel, with uncapped lines starting at R699 per month.
