Nokia enables South Africa’s Reflex to onboard ISPs faster

Posted on May 20, 2025 by Guest authors

Nokia announced on Monday that South African ICT solutions provider Reflex will deploy its Broadband Network Gateway (BNG) solution to modernize and scale its network to enable faster onboarding of ISPs.

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