Cabling stories
Unison Group has sold its fibre subsidiary, Unison Fibre, to Tuatahi First Fibre, expanding the provider's network across the North Island and promising enhanced services for its customers.
4Cabling's online solutions for cabling and IT management needs are gaining popularity among Kiwi enterprises, says NZ Sales Manager Tym Matagi.
Australian cabling, connectivity, broadcast and AV distributor Madison Technologies has established a local sales and distribution hub.
Connector Systems, now part of Ingram Micro, is targeting what it says is an untapped, rapidly growing and potentially lucrative market: aged care.
Melbourne Airport enhances its connectivity with a new network from CommScope, ensuring efficient operations and improved passenger experience.
As the AI revolution accelerates, data centres face unprecedented power demands, prompting a shift to non-traditional regions for construction and support.
With AI demand surging, data centre operators face equipment shortages and safety risks, raising concerns over construction timelines and outdated technology.
CommScope outlines essential cabling strategies for AI data centres, highlighting how innovative approaches can optimise performance, reduce costs, and support AI growth.
SoftIron unveils the world's first sovereign AUKUS Cloud, offering cutting-edge secure data storage technology for battlefields and challenging environments.
Managed Service Providers can build profitable services around the Microsoft Teams ecosystem with Lightwire as their telco partner. Find out how.
In this interview, Fluke Networks product marketing manager Mark Mullins explains the company's role in maintaining critical cabling infrastructure.
Panduit states that its move to the ETIM data model is supported in data centers, enterprise, and industrial product groups.
Greg Whiffin from Corning talks about why cabling infrastructure is key to delivering a seamless customer experience in public sector DCs.
Vodafone has apologised to customers affected by a network failure in the weekend which affected customers in the Bay of Plenty.
New Zealand's schools are embracing ICT to enhance learning and administration, supported by up to NZD $70 million in annual funding from the government.
