Wireless G will introduce its first G-Connect Super Wi-Fi Hotspot at the FNB stadium at the rugby test between the Springboks and New Zealand on 6 October 2012.
The G-Connect Super Hotspot is designed to easily deliver direct Internet access with upload and download speeds of 50 Mbps, and will be introduced to media at the event.
CEO of G-Connect, Carel van der Merwe said that it will be a carrier-grade Wi-Fi network with highest quality, and is seamlessly integrated with the carrier core to deliver a great user experience.
“The G-Connect Super Hotspot service comes at a time when there is an urgent need for both high speed Wi-Fi and infrastructure capacity at special occasions and venues where media delegates, sporting fans and conference delegates are congregated,” Wireless G said in a press statement.
“We believe the G-Connect Super Hotspot concept will truly transform the connectivity experience at selected venues and help fuel significant growth opportunities for both venue owners and Wireless G,” said van der Merwe.
Carel van der Merwe
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