Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 111

NZ SMEs grow wary of cyber threats, with 70% voicing concerns over security—up 10% in six months—MYOB survey discloses a shift toward digital savviness.

The number of mobile-only Internet users in the US is growing due to affordability issues, challenging traditional broadband thinking.

Jack Matthews reappointed as director for the Network For Learning board, while Martin Wylie retires after four years.

Rolleston sets the pace with over 50% Ultra-Fast Broadband uptake, outstripping national average and embodying 'town of the future' vision.

These days our home Internet connections are nearly as crucial as our water and electricity - ASUS has produced an innovative product.

Managing director Simon Moutter says the changes to its starting line up will help steer the company through its next phase of transformation.

Renewed interest in fixed wireless broadband as factors such as upgrades to LTE technology and the need to connect the unconnected come into play.

New RBI tower brings 4G broadband and mobile coverage to Kauaeranga Valley, Coromandel, NZ - improving connectivity for residents and tourists.

Over 1 million mobile phone numbers have been transferred between operators since NZ introduced number porting in 2007.

Mobile roaming sheds its 'secret' tag as operators slash costs, wooing globetrotters with clear, wallet-friendly rates.

Blue Coat has introduced a new set of cloud security capabilities and services for enterprises and governments to improve the security platform.

Spark and Statistics NZ have teamed up to provide one of the first TaaS government connectivity networks, bringing staff back to central Christchurch.

Vodafone is welcoming confirmation from the Government that the promise to open fibre networks to increased competition will remain.

The benefits of technology and major planning issues are under discussion at the NZPI annual conference in Dunedin this week. #NewZealand.

New Zealand government unveils plans for new regulation of broadband and phone services to keep up with digital transformation.

The ACCC is looking at proposals from NBN and Telstra to address concerns around the competition implications of Telstra’s involvement in the rollout.

This study explores how high capacity, small footprint and easy-to-use devices are revolutionising the data center interconnect market.

Hamilton's major £85m UFB project concludes, weaving cutting-edge broadband across 63,000 premises, expediting local digital connectivity.

Government announces reforms to speed up UFB connections for apartment dwellers. Changes aim to make it easier for residents to access UFB.

With the NZ UFB roll out making great headway, interest in what broadband technology you can get has never been stronger.