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Gearburn • 3 Oct 2011

Telkom Do Gaming: More than just uncapped ADSL

By Ryan Gordon

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This year’s rAge (Really Awesome Gaming Expo) saw Telkom getting involved and providing the gaming community with a promising view of the future. Telkom is angling its presence towards acknowledging the gaming market and its thirst for quality bandwidth at an affordable price by offering a range of uncapped products. Steven White, Telkom Executive from Consumer and Retail Business, shed some insight onto Telkom’s relationship with rAge and the impact future of high-speed internet in SA for the gaming community.

Ryan Gordon

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News • 3 Oct 2011

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