Africa Updated:March 4, 2026The Great African IP Lock-In: How a Disputed Board is Trapping Millions in Digital Assets IPv4 scarcity has turned unused blocks into valuable assets, offering ISPs new opportunities for strategic growth.
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Telia partners with brookfield for AI sovereignty Telia signs a deal with Brookfield to enhance AI sovereignty, reinforcing its position in AI-driven telecom innovation.
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ICANN’s role in AFRINIC elections faces scrutiny, claims of interference Claims have emerged that ICANN’s interference in AFRINIC’s elections risks invalidating votes and IP allocations, threatening Africa’s internet stability. The African Network Information Centre…
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HostSlim: The Quiet Alternative in Europe’s Cloud RaceClaire ShenFebruary 9, 2026 As cloud costs rise, HostSlim positions itself between hyperscalers and low-cost hosts with control-focused European infrastructure.
HostSlim: The Quiet Alternative in Europe’s Cloud RaceClaire ShenFebruary 9, 2026 As cloud costs rise, HostSlim positions itself between hyperscalers and low-cost hosts with control-focused European infrastructure.
Vodacom Eastern Cape invests $28M to modernise networkj.zhang@btw.mediaSeptember 5, 2024 Vodacom Eastern Cape is investing R500 million ($28 million) to expand broadband and modernise infrastructure, especially in rural areas.
