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Local Kiwi broadband provider, Voyager, has committed to deliver double the fibre speeds to its Christchurch residential customers, following the southern success of Christchurch fibre broadband network provider, Enable.
Enable has completed its fibre broadband network roll-out to more than 200,000 homes, businesses and schools across greater Christchurch 19 months ahead of schedule.
From today, Spark customers with an unlimited home broadband plan will be able to purchase SKY’s FAN PASS at a special rate - adding to the top-quality line-up of online entertainment options available to Spark customers.
Fibre broadband provider Stuff Fibre has welcomed the announcement that Enable, fibre network provider for Christchurch, will increase the base connection speed available for residents from 100 to 200Mbps; in celebration of completing its entire area roll out.
All residents of Christchurch and the surrounding areas can now connect to a faster network with the early completion of the ultra-fast broadband project in the city.
Plenty of rural folk have jumped at the chance to respond to a Federated Farmers survey on the quality of telecommunications connectivity out in the provinces.
There were close to 500 responses within 24 hours of the launch of the survey.
Spark announced today that Cisco is the first of several collaborators it will be working with to prepare and test the parameters for a 5G network in New Zealand.
Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media Minister Clare Curran has announced an accelerated timetable for the rollout of new rural broadband and mobile networks to help close the digital divides in New Zealand.
Stuff Limited (Stuff) confirmed today it has bought 100% of internet service provider, Stuff Fibre (NZ Fibre Communications Limited).
This week New Zealand Work Research Institute (AUT) will launch its latest findings from The World Internet Project New Zealand alongside the launch of InternetNZ’s position paper Solving Digital Divides Together.
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