06 March 2026
Keysight Technologies has unveiled a new Wireless Coexistence Test Solution designed to help engineers efficiently validate wireless device performance amid increasingly congested RF environments. This automated, standards-aligned platform aims to streamline testing processes, improve repeatability, and enable earlier detection of interference issues—crucial steps as wireless devices expand across healthcare, consumer, and industrial sectors.
As the number of wireless-enabled products grows, engineers face mounting pressure to demonstrate reliable operation in the presence of RF interference. This is vital not only for meeting regulatory requirements but also for ensuring devices work effectively in real-world conditions. The new Keysight solution addresses this challenge by automating coexistence testing, reducing manual setup, and providing a robust framework for early risk identification during development phases.
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Ralph Berndt, Executive Head of Sales and Marketing at inq. South Africa
Some may ask how EdgeSentry fits into the data centre discussion. The answer is simple: you can build the most advanced, perfectly cooled, and redundantly powered facility imaginable, but if the final stretch of connectivity to the branch is fragile or unaffordable, uptime becomes a theory, not a reality. In Africa, that last kilometre is where reliability and cost collide, and where the success of every SLA is ultimately decided.
Across the region, we still contend with fibre breaks, uneven last-mile coverage, and intermittent power that push downtime risk onto the enterprise WAN. That is not an indictment of local operators but a design reality. Imported SD-WAN solutions typically assume stable fibre, perpetual power, and dollar-based licensing, which makes them costly to own and slow to support here. The result is a performance and budget gap that branch IT teams live with every day. That is the gap EdgeSentry was built to close.
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03 March 2026
Jens Langenhorst, Specialist RF Engineer and Vice Chair of WAPA (Wireless Access Providers Association)
The South African media landscape has been saturated with Starlink coverage for months. Every ministerial statement, every regulatory development, every parliamentary objection becomes headline news. Yet amid this relentless coverage, a curious question emerges: why Starlink specifically?
The regulatory challenges facing Elon Musk's satellite service aren't unique. Major global technology companies have long navigated South Africa's Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) framework when entering the market.
03 March 2026
Cassava Technologies and AXON Networks have announced a strategic partnership to co-develop, deploy, and manage an innovative Operator-As-a-Service (OaaS) platform aimed at unlocking Africa’s potential in artificial intelligence (AI) and future digital opportunities.
The collaboration was unveiled during the Counder Conference 2026 in Cape Town, an event dedicated to connecting visionary leaders and fostering collaborations that shape the continent’s technological future.
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