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Following the trend set by Vodafone and Spark, 2degrees is trying to lure customers into a contract with the promise of access to streaming content.

ADLINK and Google Cloud join forces to integrate edge computing solutions with cloud, enabling real-time data analysis and streamlined IoT deployments.

Kennards Hire has worked with Microsoft to develop an intelligent edge IoT system that will allow detailed monitoring and reporting across their assets.

2degrees guarantees no broadband price hikes for 2019, setting itself apart from competitors Spark and Vodafone who announce increases.

Intel Stratix 10 FPGA 58Gbs transceivers are interoperable with 400G Ethernet FPGAs, using only eight channels to support new high-bandwidth requirements.

The adoption of 5G is supposedly set to usher in the next wave of technological innovation by accelerating new breakthroughs.

Optus is currently the first and only tier one telco in Australia to deploy the BroadCloud platform as a complete cloud-based solution.

Gartner has released results from its latest survey related to government IT, revealing the meteoric changes that are underway.

The lawyers are alleging that their client was detained, searched and interrogated for three hours in violation of constitutional rights.

Logitech backtracks on decision to remove firmware version of Harmony Hub, after critical security flaws were revealed. Millions of users affected.

Chorus has achieved an average monthly connection speed of 100Mbps across its network, a ten-fold increase in eight years.

Among other telecommunications infrastructure market findings, Dell’Oro reports that Huawei increased its share by 8 percentage points since 2013.

With the cloud expanding into the communications provider space and 5G just around the corner, VMware is taking steps to be the go-to for telcos.

Capgemini partners with IDEMIA to develop a secure IoT device management platform, enhancing connectivity and security.

The latest data from OECD's broadband portal has found that New Zealand is punching well above its weight in high-speed fibre.

CFFC urges NZ telcos to offer free scam call blockers after successful trueCall trial stops 98% of nuisance calls.

A new survey reveals there is optimism surrounding the services 5G will enable and the interplay with edge computing, but concerns remain around energy usage.

Available by the end of June in Australia, it is a sign of things to come for the inevitable growth of 5G across the globe.

A Turkish company called Turkcell has released a new identity management solution that works by harnessing the power of the blockchain.

Kiwis are overspending by NZD $100m annually for slower internet; switching to Ultra-Fast Broadband could save households between NZD $145 and $471 each year.