Fibre optics stories
Ericsson, Telstra, Ciena trial game-changing transatlantic encryption at 100Gbps, safeguarding data without sacrificing speed.
This will help us achieve our target of providing up to 85% of New Zealanders with access to fibre by the end of 2024.
It seems like it was only yesterday that people were getting excited about free public phones, but they are well and truly in the dusty past now.
euNetworks has made further investment in Manchester with a new density fibre network covering over 40 route kilometres in the city.
The Broadband Compare Awards launch this week in response to the increasingly diversified Kiwi market of more than 100 Internet providers.
TE SubCom secures major deal to maintain vital 51,000 km of South Pacific subsea cables, bolstering regional telecoms infrastructure.
The government has announced a reform of the telco act that will affect Internet around the country - but is it good news for consumers?.
Launceston becomes Australia's first Gigabit city with the launch of Launtel's 100% nbn fibre-to-the-premise connectivity.
Take a look at a couple of guidelines to follow during cable installation, which will help ensure success and save time in the post-installation.
NEC Corporation has successfully conducted the very first transmission capacity of 50.9 terabits on a single optical fiber, over more than 11,000 km.
Chorus' latest survey of the top ten fastest services for broadband has ruffled feathers amongst three of the country's local fibre companies.
To market broadband services to millennials, broadband companies need to acknowledge their preferences and buying habits or tendencies.
Government's telco regulation proposal welcomed by InternetNZ as clear and simple framework for future regulation.
Orcon and Slingshot unveil 'ADSL While You Wait' to ease Kiwis into fibre-ready homes without the dreaded internet gap.
Before the upgrades, the residents and businesses in these rural areas could only access broadband speeds of 5Mbps or less.
Chorus pledges uninterrupted Kiwi connections, vowing to keep network capacity 5% above peak demand, ensuring top-notch broadband.
More than 8,000 households, businesses, schools and healthcare facilities now have access to fibre in Levin...
Seventeen council projects have made the cut for LGNZ's Excellence Awards, highlighting work that is already improving services, the environment and jobs.
Government's Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) programme 75% complete, providing fibre access to over 1 million households and businesses in New Zealand.
Chorus reports net profit of $66 million, citing copper price changes and improved expense management as key factors.