STUDENTS at 10 universities will be offered possibly the cheapest Internet access in the country under a scheme to build wireless hotspots on campuses.Internet Solutions will spend up to R1m creating the wireless networks, and promises free connectivity for the first two months followed by a permanent discount to just a third of the normal fee.Internet Solutions has been brought on board by Intel, the world’s largest microchip manufacturer, which announced the project on Friday as one of its two initiatives to boost SA’s standard of education.Read the full article here…