Chorus tests LoRaWAN network in Auckland, utilising existing infrastructure to provide deep network coverage for IoT sensors.
Over 4,000 Kaiapoi homes, businesses, schools and community organisations can now connect to Enable's fibre broadband...
New Zealanders bid farewell to landlines as Vodafone transitions customers to voice over broadband, preempting Spark's PSTN shut down by 2022.
The Rural Health Alliance of Aotearoa New Zealand applauds the Govt's NZD $270 million rural broadband investment but urges no extra costs for small towns.
Demand for naked broadband in New Zealand has increased by 22% since 2016, as consumers ditch landlines for more affordable options.
Before the upgrades, the residents and businesses in these rural areas could only access broadband speeds of 5Mbps or less.
2degrees and Chorus will commission the new 100Gb/s capacity during August. 2degrees is Chorus' first national 100Gb/s customer.
New Zealand consumers buying second-hand mobile devices on Facebook risk purchasing fraudulently obtained phones, warns the TCF.
Chorus pledges uninterrupted Kiwi connections, vowing to keep network capacity 5% above peak demand, ensuring top-notch broadband.
The internet of things has come to rural Canterbury in this collaboration between Microsoft & Schneider Electric.
More than 8,000 households, businesses, schools and healthcare facilities now have access to fibre in Levin...
Spark and Vodafone are set to capitalise on New Zealand's IoT potential, each launching IoT networks to support expected industry growth worth NZD $2.2 billion.
Spark upgrades Queenstown to 4.5G, delivering the fastest broadband speeds in New Zealand and setting the stage for a 5G future.
Government's Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) programme 75% complete, providing fibre access to over 1 million households and businesses in New Zealand.
Dunedin takes the lead in Chorus' top 10 NZ cities list for rapid broadband, showcasing tech strides and nationwide data surge.
The New Zealand Government has launched a digital sector alliance to explore the benefits of the Internet of Things.
New Zealanders are demanding faster internet for their homes, particularly in rural areas, according to a survey by InternetNZ.
Chorus reports net profit of $66 million, citing copper price changes and improved expense management as key factors.
Telecommunications Users Association of New Zealand welcomes opportunity to have a say on proposed changes to Telecommunications Act.
Kiwis' broadband usage follows a consistent pattern, with data usage reaching its peak between 8pm and 10:30pm, according to Chorus.
