Am I the only one that expected things to be different

Because VUMA and the like builds their own infrastructure, they completely avoid Telkom, so there is no need for IPC costs or anything

So will this be a slow death for IPC, because only Telkom serviced areas will route traffic through it as the fibre footprint of other infrastructure providers increases? (other than DSL traffic, which I assume has to go through IPC).
 
So will this be a slow death for IPC, because only Telkom serviced areas will route traffic through it as the fibre footprint of other infrastructure providers increases? (other than DSL traffic, which I assume has to go through IPC).

Until Telkom kills it, no. But it will show that other providers are cheaper, and more and more people will leave telkom.

I know in most areas that Telkom and another provider is active, the other provider wins
 
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