Openserve turns to AI to predict undersea cable, network faults

Openserve turns to AI to predict undersea cable, network faults

The undersea cable systems associated with Openserve’s South African infrastructure and international connectivity include the Equiano. Openserve is introducing artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning into its Network Operations Centre (NOC), to help detect potential fibre faults before they disrupt connectivity. This, as the telecommunications infrastructure provider works towards more autonomous network management. During Digital…

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Trump denies limiting Ukraine access to Starlink network

Trump denies limiting Ukraine access to Starlink network

US President Donald Trump has denied limiting Ukraine’s access to Starlink’s sister internet network Starshield after it restricted drone speed, hampering Kyiv’s ability to protect itself from Russian attacks. “It wasn’t me and I don’t think it was [Starlink owner] Elon [Musk],” Trump said, hours after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said speed had yet to…

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Electric vehicle road trip tests SA charging network

Electric vehicle road trip tests SA charging network

The Durban arrival highlighted growing EV choice and charging access, while industry representatives called for policy certainty to support wider adoption. South African Automotive Week (SA Auto Week) 2026 in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, was the destination for electric vehicle (EV) road-trippers from Johannesburg, Cape Town and East London. According to The Electric Mission, the 2026 road…

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Vodacom commits R500m to WCape network

Vodacom commits R500m to WCape network

Vodacom invests R500 million to improve digital inclusion in the Western Cape. Mobile telephony group Vodacom says it will spend more than R500 million in network infrastructure and digital inclusion in the Western Cape this financial year. In a statement, the JSE-listed group says it will focus on network expansion, modernisation and upgrades, energy-resilience projects…

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iONLINE launches Sydney breakout point, expanding its global network core

iONLINE launches Sydney breakout point, expanding its global network core

iONLINE’s Australian breakout brings high-speed, localised connectivity to a region experiencing rapid growth in IoT and enterprise data requirements For many global deployments, connectivity remains reliant on centralised network paths that add latency, limit visibility and make even simple network changes painfully slow. This leads to unpredictable routing, slower incident response and longer lead times…

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Africa: Wave Joins the BCEAC’s PI-SPI Instant Payment Network

Africa: A Network That Never Asks for Money Moved $100 Million Last Year – One of Its Busiest Corridors Runs Through Africa

In a RootsToFoods Capital Series interview continuing Wave 2 of the series, Michael Meehan, founder of the Forum for Impact and former chief executive of the Global Reporting Initiative, argues that capital corridors are not built from scratch. They are recognized, then organized, and some of the most active ones now connect the Gulf, Europe…

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Rubicon’s EV charging network is profitable

Rubicon’s EV charging network is profitable

Rubicon’s Hilton Musk Rubicon’s public charging network is profitable and grew usage markedly in two months as fuel prices spiked, the company’s e-mobility head has told Watts & Wheels host William Kelly. Hilton Musk said usage climbed roughly 30% in a single month, then another 30% the month after. “We thought it was a fluke,”…

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