Comtest is pleased to announce that it now represents Netscout Systems, protecting digital business services against disruptions in availability, performance and security. Netscout’s market and technology credentials stem from combining patented smart data technology with smart analytics and is deployed across all market verticals ranging from telecoms to enterprise to military to healthcare.
Netscout provides realtime, pervasive visibility and insights customers need to accelerate and secure their digital transformation. Netscout’s approach transforms the way organisations plan, deliver, integrate, test and deploy services and applications.
Test Optimization is Netscout’s leading test and measurement business unit and provides support for today’s high-performance test labs in their demand for agile test lab automation and infrastructure management, support for all types of media and network testing including functional testing, load testing, regression testing, conformance testing and production network testing.
nGenius service assurance solutions provide realtime, contextual analysis of service, network and application performance. Arbor security solutions protect against DDoS attacks that threaten availability and advanced threats that infiltrate networks to steal critical business assets.
From the editor's desk: Digital migration is finally happening – does anyone care? 31 March 2021, Technews Publishing
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For those who have followed the saga of South Africa’s (non) migration to digital terrestrial television (DTT), many phrases might come to mind. Shambles. Disaster. Corruption. Government ineptitude. ...
Read more...Electronics news digest 31 March 2021
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South Africa’s photonics industry is set to benefit from the state-of-the-art Photonics Prototyping Facility (PPF) that was unveiled at the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research ...
Read more...Component shortages and how to mitigate them 31 March 2021, RS Components (SA), Projects Concern Manufacturing, Production Logix, Altron Arrow
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To find out just how severe the problem is right now, and the impact it is having, we consulted two South African CEMs and two component distributors for their insights and advice.
Read more...RAD gateways deployed in local security solution 31 March 2021, Otto Wireless
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RAD, an industry pioneer in Industrial IoT (IIoT) and edge computing solutions which appointed Otto Wireless Solutions as its South African distributor last year, has announced that an unnamed South African ...
Read more...Intelsat, XinaBox partner up for STEM advancement 31 March 2021
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Intelsat, operator of the world’s largest integrated satellite and terrestrial network, is partnering with XinaBox (pronounced ‘X in a Box’) to deliver space-focused STEM (science, technology, engineering ...
Read more...Electrocomponents plc joins the ECIA 31 March 2021, RS Components (SA)
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The Electronic Components Industry Association (ECIA) has welcomed Electrocomponents plc, a global omni-channel solutions partner for electronics, industrial and automation customers and suppliers, which ...
Read more...Court rules against Telkom in latest dispute with ICASA 26 February 2021
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The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) has issued a statement welcoming the ruling by the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) against Telkom on a matter relating to the leasing of ...
Read more...Synaptics signs distribution deal with EBV 26 February 2021, EBV Electrolink
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EBV Elektronik has secured a supply chain agreement with Synaptics. Synaptics was founded with the primary objective of enhancing the way in which technology and the real world interrelate, to enable ...
Read more...CSIR unveils world-class photonics prototyping facility 26 February 2021
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South Africa’s photonics industry is set to benefit from the state-of-the-art Photonics Prototyping Facility (PPF) that was unveiled at the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) on Friday, ...
Read more...Intel ordered to cough up $2 billion in patent lawsuit 26 February 2021
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A federal jury in Texas has ruled against Intel in a trial over patent infringements related to chip-making, brought against Intel by VLSI Technology. While Intel’s lawyer argued that VLSI was entitled ...
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