Vodacom is not concerned about the so-called 'data wars' between mobile operators, and believes the quality of service will be a key differentiating factor in the battle for market share dominance in the connectivity space. | Fin24
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Vodacom is not concerned about the so-called"data wars" between mobile operators, and believes the quality of service will be a key differentiating factor in the battle for market share dominance in the connectivity space. Vodacom's latest financial results showed data traffic grew more than 19% in the 2022 year, accelerating to 24.3% in the fourth quarter compared to a year before.
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