Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 141

Alcatel-Lucent unveils a bold vision for 5G, focusing on adaptable networks that cater to the future's untethered society's expectations.

NZ govt proceeds with 4G auction despite 2degrees' plea, selling unsold 700MHz blocks. Telecom and Vodafone vie for additional spectrum.

Both the use of phone and internet are crucial tools for any business of any size, whether it be in New Zealand or across the world.

Schools with ultra-fast broadband will soon be able to share their fibre connections with their local communities.

An additional 21,000 end users gained access to fibre over the three months to 30 September 2013 according to the government's latest quarterly report.

Juniper Networks has named Shaygan Kheradpir as CEO, succeeding Kevin Johnson. Kheradpir joins from Barclays and starts on 1 January 2014.

An international expert should be brought in to conduct the independent assessment of Chorus’ financial position, according to opposition party Labour.

The latest independent research from Epitiro reveals that Vodafone still has on average the fastest ADSL broadband network speeds in New Zealand.

Vector challenges telcos' bid for more 4G spectrum, citing a need for wider access, including sectors like energy and health.

Tonight, Telecom NZ launches free 4G in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, boosting its suite of high-quality mobile services for all.

Telco releases first 4G Network Report, Leading the 4G Revolution, providing a snapshot of how Kiwis are using New Zealand’s 4G network.

An iPad Air bursts into flames in a Canberra Vodafone store, startling shoppers. No injuries reported as Apple investigates the cause.

Vodafone customers can now purchase ‘Microsoft Office 365 for Business’ directly from Vodafone, and have the charges included on their Vodafone bill.

Telecom Corp introduces performance-linked equity grants for top managers to drive profit growth amid a focus on digital ventures.

CallPlus challenges the government's Copper Tax proposal in court, arguing it disregards critical factors impacting competition and customers.

Investors reel as Chorus shares plummet to a historic low amid fears over government response to price cuts threatening its financial stability.

New Zealand government commissions independent assessment of Chorus' financial position and capability to deliver on contracts.

Orcon CEO Greg McAlister has reiterated the company’s commitment to lower broadband prices and promises to pass on any copper savings directly to consumers.

Telecom's $15m investment will double the footprint of Revera’s Trentham data centre to support the long term growth of Revera and Gen-i.

Moody's reviews Chorus for downgrade after regulator slashes copper line charges, heightening financial pressure on the telecom.