Vodafone 4G upgrade lifts rural broadband speeds
More than 200 towers now built or upgraded to 4G in quest for a minimum of 50Mbps connectivity nationwide by 2025.
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Chorus won't appeal copper price, unless someone else does
New Zealand network operator Chorus says it wants regulatory certainty after higher wholesale copper price are restored by the regulator.
User groups vent: copper broadband pricing decision 'a travesty'
New Zealand's Telecommunications Users' Association and InternetNZ weigh in on final pricing decision for monopoly copper network services.
Chorus cheers, Spark jeers final copper broadband pricing
After three years, regulator the Commerce Commission finalises its consultations over the price of legacy network services.
Pacific cable deal to link New Zealand and Hawaii
Spanish firm Amper contracts Alcatel Lucent for new cable to connect Pacific Islands.
New Zealand fibre uptake rate 10 times OECD average
A "visionary" national investment in fibre is paying off big-time, says Chorus chief executive Mark Ratcliffe.
Spark maps network future with SDN and virtualisation
New Zealand telco retailer spies opportunity to expand services and cut costs through software running on commodity hardware.
Users welcome NZ rural broadband speed boost
New Zealand's rural broadband rollout will target speeds of 50mbps by 2025.
Telco regulation faces convergence review in New Zealand
Converged technologies could, and arguably should, lead to converged regulation.
Chorus points finger at regulator as profit plummets
A long-running stoush with market regulator the Commerce Commission is taking a financial toll.