The Commerce Commission’s 2024 Telecommunications Monitoring Report highlights market concentration. School WiFi upgrade ...

Chorus fibre proposal endorsed as national infrastructure priority. It's time to update New Zealand’s National Environmental ...

Starlink's direct to cell technology now used for One NZ's IoT network. Spark broadband price rise has consequences. Tuatahi signs Ventia partnership deal. Scam Code to be updated. Chorus Express ...

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EverCommerce 1 bought Dunedin-based Timely in a deal that could be worth more than $100 million. It’s the fourth trade sale of a New Zealand based technology company this year. That has raised ...

Why is the iPad a great writing tool? From the outset it was clear the iPad could do more than display media. It has evolved to the point where it can do everything a laptop can. Today’s iPads can be ...

New Zealand’s rural mobile users face slower download speeds than people in towns. In almost every case the rural mobile experience is worse. Although the gap between rural and urban has closed, it ...

Six months have past since Apple launched its first M1 based Macs. This week saw a slew of new Macs and an iPad Pro all using the same processor. M1 is at least a generation ahead of anything Intel ...

SpaceX has achieved much since it launched its Starlink low earth orbit satellite broadband service in 2020. Commercial service started in February 2021. At the last count, Starlink said it has 1.5 ...

Submarine cable project takes Chorus' business in new direction Chorus and DataGrid have gone public on plans to build a 6,000km trans-Tasman submarine cable network. The new Tasman Ring Network has a ...

When much of the world went into lockdown companies and schools sent employees and students home to work and study. That triggered a surge in sales of laptops, large screen monitors, headphones and ...