Ciudad Infrastructure Limited an indigenous internet service provider (ISP) is bringing respite to various estates in the country by providing broadband and superfast internet
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MDXi, MainOne’s data center subsidiary, will announce the local offering of Microsoft’s Azure Stack to its customers as part of its ‘Managed Cloud Services’.
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Pantami receives draft blueprint for five-year national broadband penetration from Opeke’s C’tee
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Gombe readies own IT agency as NITDA kits state with ICT Policy
The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has presented a recently developed National ICT Policy document to the Gombe State government as part of
Head’s up Africa. You’ve been phished
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