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Martin May, Business Development: Networking at Duxbury Networking For many organisations in South Africa, the cloud has become the backbone of their day-to-day operations. Applications, data, and users are scattered
Thought Leadership by Paul Stuttard, CEO, Duxbury Networking Cape Town Artificial intelligence (AI)represents one of the most revolutionary technologies ofour time. As AI, with the help oflargelanguage modelsand machine learning,
Thought Leadership by Teresa Huysamen, Wireless Business Unit Executive at Duxbury Networking When it comes to connectivity, Africa is not a forgiving environment. Networks must survive searing heat, seasonal floods,
Warren Gordon, Business Unit Manager at Duxbury Networking If you are still managing your network infrastructure with spreadsheets, sticky notes, or fragmented legacy tools, then this is your wake-up call.
Mobile connectivity is unlocking new-generation use cases across industries and reshaping economies. Over the past decade, the focus on mobile technology has largely centred on devices such as smarter cellphones,
Duxbury Networking, a leading South African networking distributor, is proud to announce its official distribution partnership with MikroTik, a global manufacturer of versatile, cost-effective networking products. The partnership marks a
Blog article by Tobie van Schalkwyk, Comprehensive and reliable mobile connectivity has become essential in today’s fast-paced retail landscape. Shoppers at stores across South Africa expect to instantly access product
Duxbury Networking, a leading South African networking distributor, has announced the availability of HPE Aruba Networking’s latest advancements in data centre and campus networking. These powerful new solutions will deliver
Following the ExtremeConnect Conference in Paris, Duxbury Networking has announced that Extreme Networks’ next-generation networking platform, Extreme Platform ONE, is being rolled out to South African businesses. This will help
As South Africa continues its push toward greater digital inclusion and economic resilience, the demand for reliable broadband has never been more urgent. Yet, limited spectrum availability and rising levels