Aotearoa may be small in size and population, but that provides an opportunity to punch above its weight
New Zealand's prime minister won't rule out that Huawei tech could still be used in an internet upgrade across her country if unnamed risks can be mitigated.
Kiwi companies disadvantaged when competing against foreign multinationals in the digital realm, Wellington has said.
Just five months after launching the network, Spark has announced that its Cat-M1 IoT coverage now reaches 98 percent of the New Zealand population.
Chairman of Chinese giant has reportedly said there is no evidence his company is a security threat.
ELaNa-19 mission follows the company last month successfully launching seven payloads to orbit.
With the New Zealand government denying that the Huawei 5G ban has anything to do with China, the tech giant has said it is working with Spark to 'find a way forward'.
The initial push for sustainable corporate initiatives has given way to a longer view that leverages the value of digitized information, IoT analytics, and optimization via environmental monitoring.
The New Zealand Customs Service uses eGates to processes 14,000-plus passengers each year.
Following the Australian government citing a lack of separation of edge and core in 5G, Huawei has demonstrated what it says is full isolation of each network component in New Zealand on a trial network with Spark.
Funding announcement follows the company earlier this month successfully launching seven payloads to orbit.
Chorus has announced that it will bring down wholesale pricing on its gigabit-speed fibre broadband service, saying it has now connected 500,000 customers to the network.
The acquisition is expected to bolster Xero's presence in the United Kingdom.
After first scheduled to launch in late June, Rocket Lab's It's Business Time has successfully completed its mission.
Vodafone New Zealand and Ciena are deploying programmable capabilities to the network in order to prepare for 5G and IoT applications.
Revenue was up 37 percent to NZ$256.5 million for the first six months of the 2019 financial year.
Telstra has provided its 24/7 Open Managed Security Services cloud platform to Vodafone New Zealand to launch security management services for government and enterprise customers.
Check out our photos of copyright amendment protesters in Wellington, New Zealand, outside the country's parliament yesterday.
The Earthrace boat, which is specially constructed to pierce through waves, is powered solely with biodiesel.
ELaNa-19 mission follows the company last month successfully launching seven payloads to orbit.
After first scheduled to launch in late June, Rocket Lab's It's Business Time has successfully completed its mission.
New Zealand telco deploying Cat M1 across the country in the coming six months.
Auckland Transport is embarking on a project with US-based Machine Zone to put citizen data to use and 'gamify' public transport. Read more: https://zd.net/2M4OEak
BNZ's merchant customers can now accept Alipay thanks to a pilot underway with Verifone.
A Vocus-Vodafone joint venture will see the companies work on unbundling the UFB fibre network in New Zealand and begin offering 10Gbps broadband services by January 2020. Read more: https://zd.net/2Ji7GJt
Australian online retailer Kogan.com has announced launching its mobile offering in New Zealand using Vodafone NZ's network. Read more: https://zd.net/2xER7Gj
Nokia and New Zealand telecommunications carrier TeamTalk will provide emergency services connected vehicles, wireless technology, private 4G, and Internet of Things services and solutions. Read more: https://zd.net/2rhwo5D
The New Zealand government has said it will be refreshing its Cyber Security Strategy and Action Plan in response to the increasing number of cyber threats the country faces. Read more: https://zd.net/2HiOw8G
New Zealand’s Data Futures Partnership developed a set of eight questions to equip and assist organisations in explaining their data use in a way that is easy to understand.
TrueNet found that on an ADSL connection, six New Zealand internet service providers all downloaded Australian webpages faster than an Australian provider.
Irish companies that they say could harvest power from the turbulent waters off the country's West Coast in a few years. They want to bring it to the U.S. and New Zealand too. News.com's Michael Kanellos traveled to Galway, Ireland to check out their plans.
