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In an interview with News24 he said that cost was the key issue for wireless infrastructure and points out that the company is trying to build communities around a common standard and to develop that standard to a point where the costs can be reduced, making wireless broadband affordable for developing nations.
He says that the majority of people in Africa use wireless Internet access. Scrase says the flood of smartphones coming onto the market could cause an exponential increase in data on mobile networks in an environment where users are expecting costs to come down.
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