Poor Wi-Fi often starts with access point placement
By Tobie van Schalkwyk, Business Unit Manager at Duxbury Networking Poor Wi-Fi is usually blamed on the router, the internet line, or the device in the user’s hand. Very often,
Why WISPs should start planning now for the next wireless phase
Thought Leadership by Teresa Huysamen, Wireless Business Unit Manager, Duxbury Networking South Africa’s wireless industry now has a clearer view of the next phase of spectrum allocation. However, operators cannot
DuxNet launches Premium Wi-Fi 6 Access Points with built-in cloud management
Johannesburg 8 July 2026 – DuxNet, the in-house brand of Duxbury Networking, has launched the DuxNet Premium Access Point range, extending its cloud-managed networking portfolio from switching to wireless connectivity
Duxbury expands industrial network capability with Northwest Towers partnership
Johannesburg 5 May 2026 – Duxbury Networking has announced a new distribution partnership with Northwest Towers, a manufacturer of hardened, mission-critical network infrastructure designed for deployment in demanding environments such
Wi-Fi 7 is here. This is why it matters for SA networks.
Warren Gordon, HPE BU Executive at Duxbury Networking Every new wireless standard arrives with the promise of faster speeds, lower latency, and more capacity. On paper, each one looks like
South African networks do not have a hardware problem. They have a visibility problem.
Thought Leadership by Teresa Huysament, Wireless BU Executive at Duxbury Networking In most environments, when a network issue happens, the first instinct is to question the hardware. Is it the
cnMaestro 6.0: What resellers need to know
And where it starts to change how networks are sold, not just managed Blog by Teresa Huysamen, Wireless BU Executive at Duxbury Networking Most resellers do not have time to
Stop guessing. Start engineering.
How Cambium’s LINKPlanner helps South African WISPs build smarter networks. Thought Leadership by Teresa Huysamen, Wireless BU Executive at Duxbury Networking Contrary to popular belief, most network failures are not
Rethinking rural and enterprise broadband: why static public IP capabilities matter for Africa’s wireless networks
Thought Leadership by Teresa Huysamen, Wireless BU Executive, Duxbury Networking For much of Africa, the promise of ubiquitous broadband remains constrained by economics and terrain. Fibre is expensive and slow
Redefining the edge: How Wi-Fi 7 blurs the line between wireless and wired
By Martin May, Business Development: Networking at Duxbury In part one we introduced Wi-Fi 7 as the catalyst for an intelligent edge. In part two we explored why adoption is