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Africa may have too much internet bandwidth on its hands if all the proposed submarine cables to bring capacity to the continent go ahead, says a consultancy.
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For decades, the semiconductor industry has lived by the 1965 observation of Intel co-founder Gordon Moore that the computing power of semiconductors doubles roughly every two years. Intel has kept up, but now some say
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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is consolidating its presence in sub-Saharan Africa, and has shown quarter-on-quarter growth of about 30% in the region, says South African country manager Imi Mosaheb.
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France will invest about R114-billion (€10-billion) in sub-Saharan Africa over the next five years, creating about 300 000 jobs, French President Nicolas Sarkozy told Parliament on Thursday.
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