Tag: satellite network
The last mile of load shedding – what it really means
With a stage 16 draft in place, and stage 8 load shedding almost put into practice, it’s important that individuals and organisations get ready for what might happen if the lights go out. The National Rationalised Specifications (NRS) Association issued a press release. A non-event for most companies, a singular moment for the NRS as it may well be the first in the organisation’s history.
Satellite enables cloud services
Private cloud, public cloud, it doesn’t matter effectively cloud computing combines computing with a broad grid of data communications. Mostly, the grid is supplied by the global internet, provided you have a reliable connection to the internet.
The mobile data pricing conundrum
As the market continues to digest the Competition Commission’s summary findings on the data services market in South Africa, some experts believe that their methodology in coming up with the findings was not necessarily the right approach. The South African mobile industry cannot be compared to those in other African countries.
WiFi 6 as an access medium for remote VSAT deployments
In the past two decades or so, numerous projects were successfully completed where VSAT connectivity was required in remote locations such as mines, construction sites, lodges, as well as underserved Point of Sale locations, to name but a few. However, there has always been one common thread: What to do with the end-user access to the satellite network?
