Hamilton based Ultrafast Fibre has reached a major milestone having recently completed 80,000 customer connections.

The high speed broadband infrastructure company is continually expanding its network and is seeing a consistent demand for connections.

Today Spark and 20/20 Trust has announced that subsidised broadband is now available in Waitaki through Oamaru Library so more students can keep up with the digital skills necessary for today.

A great set of PC speakers could be the difference between creative work flow and uninspired ramblings. They could be the difference between an epic gaming session and an epic fail. They could even be the difference between feeling the music and feeling...meh. Introducing the Exclaim Connect!

The substantial growth of the country’s umbrella tech organisation NZTech is indicative of the rapid expansion of the nation’s fastest growing industry, says its chief executive Graeme Muller.

94% of NordVPN’s National Privacy Test respondents said they would ignore an email request from a bank asking for personal information. Yet the statistics show that up to 45% of Internet users keep clicking on dangerous links or providing personal information where they shouldn’t.

NZ company Dotterel, runner-up in Callaghan Innovation’s inaugural C-Prize Challenge with noise-suppressing technology for drones, now has international success in its sights after being signed up by an American technology accelerator.

Spark has recently put the finishing touches on an upgrade of its core Optical Transport Network (OTN) in the South Island with the completion of the lower South Island loop from Invercargill, via Queenstown to Christchurch.

SAM for Compliance, a New Zealand developed security assessment and compliance system has got off to a great start, with a favourable case study review by the prestigious Albany, New York-based Center for Internet Security (CIS).

New Zealanders can now experience all the thrills, excitement and energy of what it’s like to be a musician performing in our national orchestra thanks to cutting-edge 360-degree virtual reality technology.

Recent cyber-attacks have shown that Kiwis’ health information is vulnerable and at risk and a global expert says that it's a matter of when not if the next attack will occur.