Alcatel-Lucent stories
Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise boosts presence in NZ with Connector Systems deal, offering affordable yet innovative telephony and network solutions.
Kiwi resellers invited to explore Sophos' complete security solutions with Connector Systems in Auckland, celebrating a fresh partnership.
Alcatel Lucent's Enterprise division is offering a vision for the future of data networking at Auckland and Wellington events next month.
Connector Systems partners with Alcatel-Lucent, bringing a full suite of communication solutions to Kiwi IT market.
Labour criticises PM Key for dismissing 2010 security warnings about Huawei's involvement in New Zealand's Ultra Fast Broadband initiative.
Alcatel-Lucent and Telecom unveil groundbreaking LTE technology in Auckland, showcasing future possibilities with innovative devices and apps.
Alcatel-Lucent's Wireless Network Guardian brought in to help Telecom offer a better experience across its 3G network.
French telecom equipment maker will reduce it's Indian workforce by 1,000 people as the global economy takes its toll.
Hawaiki Cable set to connect Pacific with high-speed fibre, promising to boost NZ and island nations' development by late 2014.
Alcatel-Lucent teases Kiwis with a new, tablet-friendly OpenTouch Conversation platform for seamless cross-device collaboration, launching Q4.
Tonga teams up with Alcatel-Lucent to forge broadband links via undersea cable, enhancing connectivity for its 100,000 residents.
Study finds only 10% of small business owners know the price, data cap, and max and min speeds of their current plans.
Bell Labs study finds UFB and RBI to bring $5.5bn boost to NZ GDP, likening impact to wine export industry's value.
On current form, the Chinese vendor looks like a strong contender to pick up a lucrative contract from Chorus.
UC transforms as mobility and cost-effective video drive business tech, pushing the NZ market towards a $212.2M growth by 2017.
Alcatel-Lucent's CTO forecasts a transformative era, dubbing this the decade of the network, with five pivotal industry shifts by 2015.
US investigates tech giants' $4.5bn Nortel patent deal, probing potential use against Google in legal tussles.
Ericsson, Alcatel-Lucent, and Qualcomm face accusations of rigging the standard for emergency phone location tech.
Alcatel-Lucent launches a groundbreaking 400GBps chip, boosting data speeds fourfold and halving power usage, setting a new industry benchmark.
Brocade, HP, Cisco and Alcatel-Lucent have sent a very clear message to IT department datacentre support staff at the Malaysian NetEvent conference.
