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AFRINIC-38 Meeting Update
by AFRINIC Communication 29 Oct '26

29 Oct '26

[Version en français au bas ] Dear Colleagues, We are almost ready to welcome Africa's Internet community to AFRINIC-38! With just a few weeks to go, preparations are well underway for the AFRINIC-38 Public Policy Meeting (PPM), taking place on Wednesday, 18th November 2026, at the Hyatt Regency Cape Town, South Africa. Together with our local host, the Internet Service Providers' Association (ISPA) <https://ispa.org.za/>, we look forward to bringing the African Internet community together for a day of meaningful policy discussions, knowledge sharing and networking. As we finalise preparations, we encourage you to secure your participation, familiarise yourself with the meeting agenda and explore opportunities to support the meeting through sponsorship. Registration – Have You Secured Your Place? AFRINIC-38 is fast approaching, and we encourage members of the Internet community across Africa and beyond to register and participate. Registration is free and open to everyone, with the option to participate in person in Cape Town or virtually. The meeting provides an opportunity for you to contribute to discussions on policies that shape how Internet number resources are managed across Africa. Register today <https://af38.afrinic.net/register>. Agenda Highlights – Get Ready for the Policy Discussions The AFRINIC-38agenda will focus on Internet number resource policy proposals and discussions that matter to Africa's growing Internet ecosystem. Through AFRINIC's open, bottom-up and community-driven Policy Development Process (PDP), participants can review proposals, exchange perspectives and contribute to policies governing IP addresses and Autonomous System Numbers (ASNs). These discussions are important in ensuring that policies remain responsive to the evolving needs of network operators, businesses and Internet users across the continent. We encourage you to review the programme ahead of the meeting, familiarise yourself with the proposals and come prepared to contribute. View the Meeting Agenda <https://af38.afrinic.net/agenda>. Sponsorship Opportunities – There Is Still Time to Partner With Us! As preparations enter their final stages, we continue to welcome organisations interested in supporting AFRINIC-38 as Sponsors. Sponsoring the AFRINIC-38 provides an opportunity to increase your organisation's visibility, connect with Africa's Internet community and demonstrate your commitment to strengthening the continent's Internet ecosystem. We invite organisations in telecommunications, connectivity, data centres, cloud services, cybersecurity and the wider technology sector to explore the available sponsorship packages. Become an AFRINIC-38 sponsor <https://af38.afrinic.net/sponsorship> Travel and Accommodation – Plan Ahead If you are joining us in Cape Town, we encourage you to finalise your travel and accommodation arrangements early. Information on the meeting venue, visa requirements, accommodation and other travel-related details is available on the meeting website. Travel Information <https://af38.afrinic.net/travel> Networking Cocktail – Connect Beyond the Meeting The conversations will continue beyond the policy discussions! Participants attending in person are invited to join us for a networking cocktail from 18:00 at the Hyatt Regency, Cape Town, following the meeting. This informal gathering will provide an opportunity to connect with fellow participants, strengthen professional relationships and exchange ideas with members of the African Internet community in a relaxed setting. Stay Connected – Updates and News As we count down to AFRINIC-38, stay informed through the official AFRINIC-38 website <https://af38.afrinic.net/>: https://af38.afrinic.net/ Follow us on X, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn at @afrinic for meeting updates and announcements. Join the conversation using #AFRINIC38. For questions or assistance with logistics, please contact us at events(a)afrinic.net <mailto:events@afrinic.net>. We are almost ready. Are you? We look forward to welcoming you to Cape Town or connecting with you virtually as we come together to contribute to the policies shaping Africa's Internet. Kind regards, AFRINIC-38 Secretariat ………………………………………. Chers membres de la communauté Internet, Nous sommes presque prêts à accueillir la communauté Internet africaine à AFRINIC-38 ! À quelques semaines de l’événement, les préparatifs vont bon train pour la Réunion sur les politiques publiques (PPM) AFRINIC-38, qui se tiendra le mercredi 18 novembre 2026 au Hyatt Regency Cape Town, en Afrique du Sud. Aux côtés de notre hôte local, l’Internet Service Providers’ Association (ISPA), <https://ispa.org.za/> nous nous réjouissons de réunir la communauté Internet africaine pour une journée riche en discussions sur les politiques, en partage de connaissances et en échanges. Alors que nous finalisons les préparatifs, nous vous invitons à confirmer votre participation, à prendre connaissance de l’ordre du jour et à découvrir les possibilités de soutenir la réunion en tant que sponsor. Inscription : avez-vous réservé votre place ? AFRINIC-38 approche à grands pas et nous invitons les membres de la communauté Internet, en Afrique et au-delà, à s’inscrire et à y participer. L’inscription est gratuite et ouverte à tous. Vous pouvez participer en personne au Cap ou à distance. La réunion vous offre l’occasion de contribuer aux discussions sur les politiques qui encadrent la gestion des ressources de numérotation Internet en Afrique. Inscrivez-vous <https://af38.afrinic.net/register> dès aujourd’hui. Points forts du programme : préparez-vous aux discussions sur les politiques Le programme d’AFRINIC-38 portera sur les propositions de politiques relatives aux ressources de numérotation Internet et sur les discussions qui comptent pour l’écosystème Internet africain en pleine croissance. Grâce au Processus d’élaboration des politiques (PDP) d’AFRINIC, ouvert, ascendant et porté par la communauté, les participants peuvent examiner les propositions, partager leurs points de vue et contribuer aux politiques qui régissent les adresses IP et les numéros de systèmes autonomes (ASN). Ces discussions permettent de garantir que les politiques restent adaptées à l’évolution des besoins des opérateurs de réseaux, des entreprises et des internautes sur l’ensemble du continent. Nous vous encourageons à consulter le programme avant la réunion, à vous familiariser avec les propositions et à venir prêts à contribuer. Consultez le programme <https://af38.afrinic.net/agenda>. Opportunités de sponsoring : il est encore temps de devenir partenaire ! Alors que les préparatifs entrent dans leur dernière ligne droite, nous accueillons toujours les organisations souhaitant soutenir AFRINIC-38 en tant que sponsors. Sponsoriser AFRINIC-38, c’est accroître la visibilité de votre organisation, entrer en relation avec la communauté Internet africaine et affirmer votre engagement en faveur du renforcement de l’écosystème Internet du continent. Nous invitons les organisations des secteurs des télécommunications, de la connectivité, des centres de données, des services cloud, de la cybersécurité et de la technologie au sens large à découvrir les formules de sponsoring disponibles. Devenez sponsor d’AFRINIC-38 <https://af38.afrinic.net/sponsorship>. Voyage et hébergement : anticipez Si vous nous rejoignez au Cap, nous vous recommandons de finaliser au plus tôt vos réservations de voyage et d’hébergement. Les informations sur le lieu de la réunion, les formalités de visa, l’hébergement et les autres aspects pratiques sont disponibles sur le site web de la réunion. Informations pratiques <https://af38.afrinic.net/travel>. Cocktail de networking : prolongez les échanges Les conversations se poursuivront au-delà des discussions sur les politiques ! Les participants présents sur place sont invités à un cocktail de networking à partir de 18 h au Hyatt Regency Cape Town, à l’issue de la réunion. Ce moment convivial sera l’occasion de rencontrer d’autres participants, de renforcer vos relations professionnelles et d’échanger avec les membres de la communauté Internet africaine dans un cadre détendu. Restez connectés : actualités et informations À l’approche d’AFRINIC-38, suivez toutes les informations sur le site officiel d’AFRINIC-38 <https://af38.afrinic.net/> : https://af38.afrinic.net/ Suivez-nous sur X, Facebook, Instagram et LinkedIn (@afrinic) pour les actualités et annonces de la réunion. Rejoignez la conversation avec le hashtag #AFRINIC38. Pour toute question ou assistance concernant la logistique, contactez-nous à l’adresse events(a)afrinic.net <mailto:events@afrinic.net>. Nous sommes presque prêts. Et vous ? Nous avons hâte de vous accueillir au Cap ou de vous retrouver en ligne pour contribuer ensemble aux politiques qui façonnent l’Internet en Afrique. Cordialement, Le Secrétariat d’AFRINIC-38

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Enroll Today: Turn Technical Expertise into Internet Impact
by Jean Baptiste Millogo 27 Oct '26

27 Oct '26

Dear Member, Are you working to strengthen Internet access and resilience, digital inclusion, Indigenous connectivity, or community-centered connectivity? Then this is for you: The Internet Society Fellowship Program's Peering sub-track<https://www.internetsociety.org/fellowship/tracks/#:~:text=Pre%2DFellowship…> is designed for members of the peering community who want to learn and apply technical expertise to create meaningful Internet impact. The Internet Society Fellowship Program's Peering sub-track Through this program, participants receive: * Specialized training in network operations and Internet exchange points (IXPs) * Training in how policies can enable peering and help build strong digital economies * Mentorship from experienced practitioners * Opportunities to engage in technical community discussions * The opportunity to apply for up to USD $5,000 in project funding to implement connectivity initiatives Participants develop the skills to strengthen local peering and interconnection, such as: * IXP Planning and Development: Support the planning, development, and revitalization of community-run Internet Exchange Points (IXPs), particularly in underserved areas or where existing exchanges need support. * Enabling Peering and Interconnection: Promote policies and practices that strengthen local peering and traffic exchange through advocacy, events, research, and engagement with decision-makers. * Technical Training and Capacity Building: Build the skills of local network operators and engineers through hands-on training, train-the-trainer programs, and educational resources on peering, BGP, and IXP operations. The journey begins NOW with free online training that is open to everyone. Participants who complete the coursework (approximately 40 hours) and develop a project proposal may then apply for selection into the 2027 Fellowship cohort. [cid:ba9428e9-e460-40c5-b11d-dd91aa54e1bb] If you’re passionate about creating change through your technical expertise, we encourage you to apply. Learn more and enroll in training: Internet Society Fellowship Program Tracks - Internet Society<https://www.internetsociety.org/fellowship/tracks/#internet-policy> Please share this opportunity with people and organizations in your peering community. Best regards, --- Jean Baptiste Millogo, Director, Internet Technology and Development Internet Society, Connectivity millogo(a)isoc.org<mailto:millogo@isoc.org> <mailto:millogo@isoc.org> | Mobile: +226 76 26 06 86 [White text on a black background Description automatically generated with medium confidence] internetsociety.org<http://internetsociety.org/> | @internetsociety

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Reminder: Call for candidates for PDP Co-chair position
by AFRINIC Communication 21 Oct '26

21 Oct '26

[Version en français au bas] Dear Colleagues, The Nomination Committee 2026 is hereby calling for nominations from the AFRINIC Membership and its Community for the following open positions; One (1) PDP Co-Chair [consensus-based] The one (1) selected PDP Co-Chair shall be assigned a term expiring in one (1) year. Therefore, the selected candidate shall, exceptionally, serve a one-year term ending at the first Public Policy Meeting (PPM) following the expiry of that one-year term. Thereafter, future replacements would typically serve normal two-year terms. Consistent with Article 11.2 of the AFRINIC bylaws, and in order to give full effect to AFRINIC’s bottom-up governance model, the selection process to be conducted during the PPM will involve individuals, whether acting as representatives of Resource Members or otherwise, who form part of the African Internet community and who have completed the required registration process for attending the said meeting. The Nomination Committee 2026 wishes to receive Nominations from all of the AFRINIC sub-regions and explicitly seeks to promote both gender and linguistic diversity, although a working understanding of the English language is required. The nomination requirements and Election Guidelines are available at https://elections.afrinic.net/election-guidelines-2026 Submit your application online. To nominate yourself or a candidate of your choice, please complete the applicable nomination form at: For PDP Co-Chairs selection: https://forms.afrinic.net/pdp-co-chairs-selection-2026 Kindly note that each candidature must be supported by two (2) AFRINIC Resource Members in good standing. The nomination period shall end on 29th October 2026 at 23:59 UTC. The Nomination Committee reserves the right to reassess nominees from the final candidates' slate who engage in any form of election malpractice. 2026 PDP Co-chair selection timeline The following timeline shall apply, insofar as reasonably practicable. Open Call for Nominations 2nd October 2026 Close Call for Nominations 29th October 2026 Final Candidate Slate Publication 6th November 2026 We remain at your disposal for any further information that you may require. Contact us at: nomcom2026(a)afrinic.net <mailto:nomcom2026@afrinic.net> Yours sincerely, Ganesh Ramalingum Chairman AFRINIC Nomination Committee 2026 ……………………… Chers membres de la communauté Internet, Le Comité de nomination 2026 lance un appel à candidatures auprès des Membres d’AFRINIC et de la Communauté Internet, pour le poste vacant suivant Un(e) (1) coprésident(e) du PDP [sélection par consensus] Le(la) Co-président(e) du PDP sélectionné(e) se verra attribuer un mandat d'une (1) année consécutive. À titre exceptionnel, le(la) candidat(e) retenu(e) exercera donc un mandat d'un an prenant fin lors de la première Réunion sur les politiques publiques (PPM) suivant l'expiration de cette période d'un an. Par la suite, les remplaçants exerceront en principe des mandats ordinaires de deux ans. Conformément à l'article 11.2 des statuts d'AFRINIC, et afin de donner plein effet au modèle de gouvernance ascendante d'AFRINIC, le processus de sélection mené lors de la PPM associera les personnes, agissant ou non en qualité de représentants de Membres Ressources, qui font partie de la communauté Internet africaine et qui ont accompli la procédure d'inscription requise pour participer à ladite réunion. Le Comité de nomination 2026 souhaite recevoir des candidatures de toutes les sous-régions d'AFRINIC et notamment celles de femmes, de jeunes professionnels, d’experts techniques expérimentés, de contributeurs aux politiques, ainsi que de membres de nos communautés anglophone, francophone, arabophone et lusophone. Les conditions de candidature et les directives électorales sont disponibles à l'adresse suivante : https://elections.afrinic.net/election-guidelines-2026 <https://elections.afrinic.net/election-guidelines-2026>. Soumettez votre candidature en ligne. Pour présenter votre candidature ou celle d'une personne de votre choix, nous vous prions de remplir le formulaire de candidature correspondant : Sélection des coprésidents du PDP : https://forms.afrinic.net/pdp-co-chairs-selection-2026 <https://forms.afrinic.net/pdp-co-chairs-selection-2026> Veuillez noter que chaque candidature doit être appuyée par deux (2) Membres Ressources d'AFRINIC en règle. La période de dépôt des candidatures prendra fin le 29 octobre 2026 à 23 h 59 UTC. Il est aussi important de noter que toute personne condamnée pour une infraction pénale sera disqualifiée pour le poste susmentionné. Le Comité de nomination se réserve le droit d'exclure de la liste finale des candidats toute personne se livrant à toute forme de manœuvre électorale frauduleuse. Calendrier de sélection du/de la coprésident(e) du PDP 2026 Le calendrier suivant s'appliquera, dans la mesure du possible : Ouverture de l'appel à candidatures : 2 octobre 2026 Clôture de l'appel à candidatures : 29 octobre 2026 Publication de la liste finale des candidats : 6 novembre 2026 Nous restons à votre entière disposition pour tout renseignement complémentaire. Contactez-nous à l'adresse suivante : nomcom2026(a)afrinic.net <mailto:nomcom2026@afrinic.net> Veuillez agréer, chère Communauté, l'expression de nos salutations distinguées. Ganesh Ramalingum Président Comité de nomination d'AFRINIC 2026

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ZANOG 2027 – Call for Programme Committee Volunteers
by Shawn Jooste 21 Oct '26

21 Oct '26

Hi all, The annual ZANOG meeting is a two-day technical event to engage discussion in the technical community. The ZANOG Programme Committee is looking for volunteers from the community to join the Programme Committee for ZANOG 2027. Eligibility Anyone interested in the technical operations ecosystem who is willing to volunteer some time and expertise to ZANOG can apply. There are no restrictions, but preference will be given to applicants who have attended at least one previous ZANOG event. Submission Please send a brief expression of interest to PC(a)nog.net.za, or speak to a PC member at one of the regional events. Timeline Call for volunteers opens: 21 October 2026 Submissions deadline: 6 November 2026 Notification of selection: 13 November 2026 Term starts: 13 November 2026 Kind regards Shawn

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APRICOT 2027: Call for Papers
by Mark Tinka 20 Oct '26

20 Oct '26

Hello all. The APRICOT 2027 Program Committee chairs are pleased to announce that the Call for Papers (CfP) has been published at the below URL: https://2027.apricot.net/programme/callforpresentations We look forward to receiving your submissions, noting that the APRICOT 2027 conference in Hong Kong will be held 1st - 3rd March, 2027. The sooner you can submit your presentation, the greater the chance it could make the final agenda. For any questions regarding the CfP please feel free to reach out to the PC team. Thank you. Achie Atienza, Mark Duffell & Mark Tinka APRICOT 2027 Programme Committee Chairs

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AFRINIC-38 Public Policy Meeting: Registration Now Open
by AFRINIC Communication 16 Oct '26

16 Oct '26

[Version en français au bas] Dear Colleagues, Registration is now open for the AFRINIC-38 Public Policy Meeting (PPM), scheduled for Wednesday, 18 November 2026, in Cape Town, South Africa, and hosted by the Internet Service Providers' Association (ISPA). AFRINIC-38 will be held in a hybrid format, allowing participants to attend in person in Cape Town or join discussions remotely. The PPM provides an open forum for the AFRINIC community to discuss, review and contribute to Internet number resource policies that shape the management of these resources across Africa. We encourage AFRINIC members, network operators, policymakers and the wider Internet community to participate and contribute to the Policy Development Process (PDP). Registration Participation is open to all interested stakeholders. Whether you plan to attend in person or online, we encourage you to register early. Register here: https://forms.afrinic.net/afrinic-38 AFRINIC-38 Program The AFRINIC-38 Program will feature discussions on Internet number resource policies and key issues affecting the AFRINIC service region. Review the agenda ahead of the meeting and prepare to contribute to the discussions. View the Meeting Program here: https://af38.afrinic.net/agenda Travel and Accommodation Participants planning to attend in person are encouraged to make their travel arrangements early. Information on the meeting venue, visa requirements and other travel-related details is available on the meeting website. Travel Information: https://af38.afrinic.net/travel Sponsorship Opportunities Sponsorship provides an opportunity to demonstrate your commitment to the development of Africa's Internet infrastructure while engaging with the regional Internet community. Organisations interested in supporting AFRINIC-38 are invited to explore the available sponsorship opportunities. Explore the AFRINIC-38 Sponsorship Opportunities: https://af38.afrinic.net/sponsorship For more information on AFRINIC-38, including the meeting agenda, venue, travel arrangements, sponsorship opportunities and participation details, please visit the official meeting website: https://af38.afrinic.net/ We look forward to welcoming you to AFRINIC-38, whether in person in Cape Town or online, and to your active participation in the policy discussions. Kind Regards, AFRINIC-38 Secretariat ………………………………………………………………………. Chers membres de la communauté, Les inscriptions sont désormais ouvertes pour la Réunion de politique publique AFRINIC-38 (PPM), prévue le mercredi 18 novembre 2026 à Cape Town, en Afrique du Sud, et accueillie par l'Internet Service Providers' Association (ISPA). AFRINIC-38 se tiendra en format hybride. Les participants pourront y assister en personne à Cape Town ou prendre part aux discussions à distance. La PPM offre à la communauté d'AFRINIC un forum ouvert pour débattre, examiner et contribuer aux politiques relatives aux ressources numériques Internet qui encadrent la gestion de ces ressources en Afrique. Nous invitons les membres d'AFRINIC, les opérateurs de réseaux, les décideurs politiques et l'ensemble de la communauté Internet à participer et à contribuer au Processus d'élaboration des politiques (PDP). Inscription La participation est ouverte à toutes les parties prenantes intéressées. Que vous prévoyiez d'y assister en personne ou en ligne, nous vous encourageons à vous inscrire dès maintenant. Inscrivez-vous ici : https://forms.afrinic.net/afrinic-38 Programme d'AFRINIC-38 Le programme de la réunion AFRINIC-38 comprendra des discussions sur les politiques relatives aux ressources numériques d’Internet et sur les principaux enjeux de la région de service d'AFRINIC. Nous vous invitons à consulter le programme de la réunion avant celle-ci afin de vous préparer à participer aux échanges. Consultez le programme de la réunion ici : https://af38.afrinic.net/agenda Voyage et hébergement Les participants qui prévoient d'assister à la réunion en personne sont invités à organiser leur voyage dès que possible. Les informations sur le lieu de la réunion, les formalités de visa et les autres aspects pratiques du voyage sont disponibles sur le site de la réunion. Informations pratiques : https://af38.afrinic.net/travel Possibilités de parrainage Le parrainage permet de témoigner de votre engagement en faveur du développement de l'infrastructure Internet en Afrique tout en échangeant avec la communauté Internet régionale. Les organisations souhaitant soutenir AFRINIC-38 sont invitées à découvrir les possibilités de parrainage disponibles. Découvrez les possibilités de parrainage d'AFRINIC-38 : https://af38.afrinic.net/sponsorship Pour plus d'informations sur AFRINIC-38, notamment le programme de la réunion, le lieu, les modalités de voyage, les possibilités de parrainage et les modalités de participation, veuillez consulter le site officiel de la réunion : https://af38.afrinic.net/ Nous nous réjouissons de vous accueillir à AFRINIC-38, que ce soit en personne à Cape Town ou en ligne, et comptons sur votre participation active aux discussions politiques. Cordialement, Le Secrétariat d'AFRINIC-38

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by edd＠nog.net.za 15 Oct '26

15 Oct '26

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Flywheel Energy Storage Systems: A Complementary Force in the Flexible Battery Ecosystem
by wanrup07＠gmail.com 15 Oct '26

15 Oct '26

Recent findings suggest that Market Research Flywheel Energy Storage Systems as a complementary technology to flexible batteries, particularly in grid-scale and industrial applications where different forms of energy storage serve different purposes. While flexible batteries excel at compact, portable, and distributed energy storage, flywheel systems provide high-power, rapid-response inertia and short-duration storage. Understanding how these technologies interact helps clarify where each fits in a modern energy architecture. What Flywheel Energy Storage Systems Do Flywheels store energy kinetically in a spinning rotor. When demand rises, the rotor's momentum is converted back into electricity. Flywheel synchronous condensers add another capability: they provide inertia and reactive power support to stabilize grid frequency and voltage. Key Characteristics Very fast response. Flywheels can discharge in milliseconds. High cycle life. Unlike chemical batteries, flywheels degrade very slowly with cycling. No chemical hazards. No thermal runaway risk. Lower energy density. Flywheels store less total energy than batteries of similar size. Primary Applications Grid frequency regulation. Flywheels absorb and inject power to smooth frequency deviations. Voltage support. Synchronous condensers provide reactive power. Industrial power quality. Flywheels protect sensitive equipment from brief outages. Renewable integration. Flywheels smooth the output of wind and solar farms. Where Flexible Batteries Fit Flexible batteries serve a different set of needs. Portable and Wearable Applications Their thin, bendable form factor suits devices where rigid batteries cannot go. Distributed Storage Flexible batteries can be deployed in small, distributed nodes for local storage. Backup Power They provide reliable backup in compact packages. Energy Harvesting Integration Flexible batteries pair naturally with small-scale solar, vibration, and thermal harvesters. Complementary, Not Competing The two technologies occupy different niches. Power vs. Energy Flywheels provide high power for short durations. Batteries provide lower power for longer durations. Scale Flywheels are typically large, fixed installations. Flexible batteries are small and mobile. Response Time Flywheels respond faster. Batteries respond quickly but not instantaneously. Lifespan Flywheels last longer in high-cycle applications. Batteries degrade with cycling. Hybrid Systems Combining flywheels and batteries creates systems that leverage the strengths of both. Grid Stabilization A hybrid system can use flywheels for fast frequency response and batteries for longer-duration shifting. Industrial Facilities Flywheels handle power quality events while batteries provide backup during extended outages. Renewable Farms Flywheels smooth short-term fluctuations; batteries store excess energy for later dispatch. Microgrids Hybrid storage improves reliability and reduces diesel consumption. Read More: https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/flexible-battery-market-25046

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by wanrup07＠gmail.com 15 Oct '26

15 Oct '26

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ZANOG-GP 22 October 2026
by ZANOG Events 14 Oct '26

14 Oct '26

Hi all, A quick reminder that the next ZANOG-GP Event is happening next week Thursday evening. Come for the talks and stay to catch up with the rest of the Gauteng network operator community. 📅 Thursday, 22 October 2026 🕕 18:00 📍 Workshop17 Sandton 🎟️ Free 🎤 On the agenda 🌊 The Disconnected South: what happens if we're isolated from a subsea perspective. We'll look at how exposed Southern Africa is to subsea cable outages, what really happens to traffic, peering and services when we lose international capacity. 🍻 Networking, drinks and snacks afterwards ✅ Please register so we can plan catering and venue access: 🔗 https://events.nog.net.za/event.php?slug=zanog-gp-84 💡 Want to give a lightning talk? Reply to this email and let us know. See you there! -- Sent by ZANOG Events: https://events.nog.net.za

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