UFB / Ultra Fast Broadband stories - Page 14

New Zealand's UFB rollout simplifies connectivity, promising vast improvements for homes, schools, and businesses, boosting the national economy.

Tauranga residents can now access UFB for just $59/month with EOL's LightWave Lite, the cheapest in NZ, but with a speed cap and VoIP plan buy.

Special Auckland events for consumers, businesses and schools who want to know more about making the most of fibre.

Voyager launches VDSL for businesses seeking speedier internet than ADSL but not ready for UFB, promising up to 50MBps down and 10MBps up.

InternetNZ gears up for inTAC, a must-attend for tech experts keen on Ultra Fast Broadband discussions, ahead of NetHui 2012.

The top reasons why the 'if you build it, they will come' strategy won't work for the Ultra Fast Broadband network.

Chorus plans nearly £1 billion capex in 19 months, focusing on New Zealand's fibre network expansion, marking a crucial step for digital infrastructure.

A 'diverse range' of supply options will be a pivotal factor encouraging consumers to overcome the cost boundary, regulator says.

Christchurch's Enable secures 24 RSP deals, including big names like Vodafone and Orcon, expanding business fibre network offerings.

Timaru blazes trail with Ultra Fast Broadband: 6000+ premises including schools and hospitals to connect by July, soaring to 11,000 by 2015.

UFB rollout unlocks new opportunities in data management, prompting a reimagined approach for IT pros, CIOs, and resellers in the competitive market.

Telecom secures a second RSP deal with Ultrafast Fibre, boosting fibre rollout in key North Island urban areas.

Ultra-fast broadband will open up opportunities to drive data centre services to new markets, says Chris Moyle, EMC’s ANZ channel distribution manager.

Modular data centres are revolutionising efficiency and scalability, marrying virtualisation with flexibility for rapid deployment.

New Zealand, one of the earliest adopting countries of virtualisation technologies, has turned a once foreign idea into a commodity. Infrastructure virtualisation has given way to desktop and application virtualisation.

Orcon unveils affordable UFB plans for schools, offering up to 1000GB data, with security ensured by partnering with Watchdog.

Amid a Huawei uproar, Australian ban contrasts sharply with New Zealand's welcoming stance, stirring a whirlwind of diplomatic and corporate tremors.

Huawei banned from participating in Australia's National Broadband Network due to cyber-attack concerns from China.

Kiwi duo launch Smartpresence, leveraging UFB and new iPad for a videoconferencing revolution, setting sights on environmental and efficiency gains.

Government admits it doesn't have a business case to justify the new Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.

Ultrafast Fibre set to bring high-speed internet to 23 new schools by June, enhancing learning and parent engagement across Waikato.

Chorus extends an olive branch to rivals, aiming to boost UFB initiative's efficiency, in a move away from past tensions.

Telecom partners with Christchurch's UFB builder Enable, aiming to boost business recovery with state-of-the-art broadband.

Orcon leaps into the UFB market with early pricing plans, a daring strategy amidst consumer apathy and service availability concerns.