Liquid Telecom, the leading pan-African telecoms group recently entered into a ground breaking partnership with the world's leading tech giant Microsoft. The marriage will see Liquid Telecom delivering various Microsoft cloud services and other products over its robust fibre optic network which spans across the
Zimbabwe's Internet Access Providers (IAPs) have generated a combined $52.3 million in the last quarter of 2017 as reflected in the latest Postal and Telecommunication Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe sector performance report. This represents a 7.6% increase from $48,641,517 recorded in the previous quarter. Liquid Telecom Zimbabwe
The most common applications are Telephony, community antenna television (CATV) and high-speed Internet service
Video on Demand is an interactive TV technology that allows subscribers to view programming in real time using a reliable Internet connection. A VoD system at the consumer level can consist of a standard TV receiver along with a set-top box like what KweseTV is offering. Alternatively, the service can be
Cloud computing is a general term for the delivery of hosted services over the Internet. Therefore, cloud storage is a cloud computing model in which data is stored on remote servers accessed from the Internet
Liquid Telecom will also establish a direct fibre link between the SBS campus and EADC in Nairobi, which will facilitate data analytic services such as data mining, predictive analysis and exploratory data analysis.
Zimbabwe on Tuesday afternoon experienced a nationwide Internet blackout from mid morning lasting late into the evening, causing panic on consumers. The country's major Internet Service Providers (ISPs) namely Liquid Telecom Zimbabwe, TelOne, and Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) like Econet, NetOne & Telecel all went down
Leading internet service providers, ZOL has assured its subscribers that they are working tirelessly to deliver simple and useful technology paired with excellent customer service adding that though they falter at times, they committed to providing reliable service at all times. In an honest and gentle gesture,
Leading pan-African telecoms group Liquid Telecom, a subsidiary of Econet Global, has completed 100 Gigabytes per-second network upgrade to key routes on the East Africa Fibre Ring which connects Rwanda, Uganda, and Kenya. The latest upgrade allows Liquid Telecom to offer the largest core network back-haul capacity in
Econet Media has won a court battle against the Broadcasting Association of Zimbabwe allowing the KweseTV to air its content in Zimbabwe. The victory comes at a time when BAZ had recently nullified KweseTV's partnership with Dr Dish to have its content accessible to the Zimbabwean
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