Articles about Liquid Intelligent Technologies

Liquid Intelligent Technologies helps recognise female trailblazer

The Trailblazing Career in ICT Award is a key category in the 2025 Wired4Women Awards programme.

MTN, Eastern Cape police fight infrastructure vandalism

MTN collaborates with the Eastern Cape Provincial Police Board and Community Police Forum to protect its critical network infrastructure.

Cassava adds new executives to leadership team

Cassava Technologies makes 10 executive leadership changes, to accelerate growth and strengthen its future competitiveness.

Cassava secures billions in funding

The technology firm closes an equity investment round of R1.6 billion, which will form a key part of its plan to strengthen its balance sheet and drive sustainable profitable growth.

Liquid spends R1bn on fibre network expansion across SA

The Pan-African digital infrastructure provider has, in the past four years, invested almost R1 billion in expanding internet access to underserved areas of SA.

Liquid’s security unit sees revenue growth

As cyber threats advance, the Liquid Intelligent Technologies unit sees increased demand for its services.

Liquid SA, WCape expand free public WiFi hotspots

The company renews its partnership with the Western Cape government to expand its public WiFi project, through a R2 billion investment.

Fibertime, Nokia to offer uncapped internet for only R5 a day

Fibretime aims to reach 1.5 million homes in underserved areas within the next five years.

Telcos draw battle lines over ‘secret’ spectrum pooling

The gloves are off in South Africa’s telecoms industry, with mobile network operators heading to court over spectrum pooling arrangements.

Liquid C2 signs interconnect deal with Google Cloud

The partnership adds capacity to Liquid C2’s cloud solutions offered to customers in Africa through Google’s Cloud Interconnect.

NTT Data targets Africa with LEO satellite services

The company, formerly known as Dimension Data, offers low-earth orbit satellite services to provide high-speed, low-latency connectivity.

Google, Liquid build new cable to connect SA, Australia

Dubbed Umoja − the Swahili word for unity − it is the first fibre-optic route to directly connect Africa with Australia.