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Te Awamutu is of particular significance because it is home to Spark’s third-busiest mobile cell site for mobile data usage in the country.More

There were many recurring names from the 2019 awards, with The Laptop Company, Ingram Micro, Cyclone, OEM Print Solutions and PB Technologies once again taking trophies back to the office.More

Each of the 10 winners demonstrated ‘outstanding ways they are continuing to empower customers through clever use of Microsoft technology’.More

“With public cloud soaring and the expected local entry of CCL’s strategic partner, Microsoft, in the next few years, NZ’s ICT future is certain to be hybrid."More

Dunedin Central has entered a new reality - an augmented reality that brings local street art to life.More

Spark believes that IoT is all about empowering businesses to use data for better decision-making, and better efficiency.More

The entirely virtual programme will run throughout November, and aims to support SMEs that see the necessity in digital transformation but don’t know where to start or need extra support.More

Each winner has showcased how 5G could bring positive outcomes to communities across New Zealand.More

Spark turns on 5G in Auckland and offers a glimpse into the future of smart cities with Auckland Transport.More

The agreement will allow businesses to implement smart tech solutions on the other side of the Tasman without needing to set up in-country operations.More

Eight Kiwi businesses were selected by Spark as finalists for the fund and are now in the running for a share of $625,000 worth of prizes.More

“The launch of our first AWS edge location in New Zealand demonstrates AWS’s commitment to helping local customers innovate and build, increase productivity, expand into new markets, and enhance the nation's digital infrastructure."More

Mobile operators should improve consumer choice through easier comparisons.More

Spark New Zealand has removed data caps on its Unplan Metro, giving almost a third of addresses across the country access to an uncapped wireless broadband plan.More

More than 50 organisations have now signed the plan, which was shared with Government and the public in May this year.More

“It is a credit to Spark's people that we have delivered such a strong result, with growth on nearly all key metrics, despite the impact of COVID-19 in the final quarter."More

The city is the first location in New Zealand to have access to 5G on both mobile and wireless broadband.More

Spark-owned ICT and logistics business Telegistics has a new CEO at the helm – former HP executive Victoria Mahan.More

The first piece of the new OTN 2 fibre network was installed between Glenfield and Papakura in Auckland, and is now live and operating at 800 Gigabit per second (Gb/s). Spark’s previous links operated at 100 or 200 Gb/s. More

"We are giving notice that we will no longer be selling PSTN services in Devonport and Miramar from mid-August."More

The solution includes mobile plan options bundled with hardware for a single monthly fee, and aims to address key organisational challenges like tighter budgets, ever-changing teams, focusing on more important business operations.More

Spark has boosted its rural wireless broadband capacity in a bid to meet demand following the COVID-19 lockdown.More

"The reality is that phone use by drivers is commonplace in New Zealand and this is a hard behaviour to shift."More

The company has revealed it has invested $1 billion into its network infrastructure, and has expanded on its venture with Spark and Vodafone to connect the country's rural areas.More