Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 108

Rural Kiwis revel in Spark's new wireless broadband, embracing fast 4G internet for work and leisure, leaving slow speeds behind.

NetComm Wireless has made a significant step forward in its global expansion plans and is further establishing itself in the United States.

The telecoms industry will shift to a platform-based approach in 2016, according to insights from IDC Asia Pacific.

Macquarie Telecom has deployed MapR, the big data platform, and says the move is bringing performance and security benefits to the Australian govt.

A new wireless technology known as Li-Fi has been tested in a real world setting and is 100 times faster than Wi-Fi.

MyRepublic’s new Gbps UFB service underscores that most SMEs prefer lower-speed, cost-effective plans, proving high speeds aren't always in demand.

The internet is a cornerstone of the modern world, and as such is a crucial tool for businesses to engage with customers.

The Warehouse has officially launched its new mobile brand in stores around the country, with low prices highlighted as a key differentiating factor.

More than 270,000 rural addresses can now connect to the Rural Broadband Initiative, with 255,000 addresses able to connect to fixed wireless RBI.

As the newest addition to the project, Anite will contribute air-interface and channel emulation expertise to the research project alongside Huawei.

Breakthrough prototype technology from Bell Labs will increase optical network capacities by more than tenfold, according to a recent report.

Vodafone New Zealand has announced the iPad Pro, complete with the Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard, is now available to order from it’s website.

MyRepublic says it's taking enterprise-grade 1Gbps symmetrical UFB to the mass market, targeting Kiwi SMB’s with a new offer.

Dunedin's Gig-Start Fund propels cloud-based innovators, with three startups winning $20,000 each in a fierce 'Dragons Den' battle.

Suffering slow internet? Four expert tips could turbocharge your broadband, ensuring a faster, more reliable connection.

Spark will credit customers back for any landline and mobile calls and texts to France in the wake of Friday's Paris attacks.

​Spark Digital, Vodafone and Datacom are among the 12 companies appointed to the New Zealand Government telecommunications-as-a-service supply panel.

M2 unveils NBN Connect, easing high entry costs for new service providers and broadening consumer options in the broadband market.

Australian managers are spending 36% of their time on manual administrative tasks with companies failing to harness technology to accelerate work.

5G R&D and trial investments will account for nearly $5 billion by 2020, following a CAGR of nearly 40%, according to new research.