“Unbundling fibre will provide retail service providers with a flexible future-proofed platform regardless of what tomorrow brings."

“We're truly thrilled to be trialling our 10Gbps fibre service, a service we know will underpin New Zealand's digital future."

Across Enable’s network, there are now 12 towns and suburbs where over 60% of homes and businesses are enjoying fibre broadband.

Chorus has announced that 50% of fibre installations are now being completed within a day.

"As an industry, we've increased the speed of broadband to one gigabit and beyond, which is a remarkable achievement, but we now have to look beyond speed."

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The Commerce Commision has released the summary report for its study to inform the development of regulations for Chorus and other fibre companies.

The additional coverage will roll out over the next four years as part of the Rural Broadband Initiative phase two/Mobile Black Spots Fund (RBI2/MBSF) programme expansion.

The cable landing station, located in Maroochydore, will help deliver Australia’s fastest data connection to Asia.

The new wholesale product aims to deliver symmetrical speeds and enhanced service levels.

73 of 75 inspected subcontractors found to be in breach of minimum employment standards, which could have ramifications across the channel.

"As the region progresses to 5G, traditional telecommunications networks will need to be innovative in how they meet the immense demand for bandwidth."

The company aims to have its digital radio network fully rolled out across New Zealand by mid-2019.

Around 34% are now on fibre and 16% on wireless broadband.

The company states that 70% of new orders on the nbn network are now based on wholesale speed tiers of 50 Mbps (download) or higher.

The new deal will add over 10,000 broadband subscribers to Superbb, the newly formed retail broadband division of Superloop.

Not just any SD-WAN solution can offer the right levels of network security.

Communications minister Clare Curran says she wants "people to know they don’t have to wait until the end of 2022."

The Commerce Commission wants to rally 3000 volunteers to help make New Zealand’s broadband better for everyone.

“[We] look forward to continuing to build a great internet service for New Zealanders.”

Taitokerau Fibre Networks is 80% owned by three Iwi of Te Taitokerau (Te Rarawa, Ngati Whatua and Whaingaroa).

Vodafone New Zealand acquired 70% of Farmside for $10 million in cash, closing the deal in May 2017.

The public infrastructure provider has reportedly increased its revenue to more than $1.4 billion.