The Commerce Commission has released a paper outlining how it will go about approaching service quality management of telecommunications providers.

Chorus has deployed Nokia's VDSL2 vectoring technology to deliver improved broadband access to users across New Zealand.

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

“These generational differences are quite literally the ‘future of work’ and having such a rich and diverse talent pool can be a huge advantage."

Chorus and N4L announced they are expanding a trial that uses Chorus network infrastructure to bring free internet into the homes of students.

“I’m pleased to be joining Chorus at such an important point in its development as a company.”

The company has responded to a request from MBIE for feedback on the challenges and opportunities of a 5G rollout.

The majority of issues have been caused by power outages.

The city network offers free gig-enabled hotspots in 15 separate locations across the city – from Mosgiel to Port Chalmers.

Chorus has announced that it will commence a proof of concept trial using its fibre network to provide a direct broadcasting service.

The habits and behaviour of Dunedin’s marine life will be shared with the world through a new GigCity project that will livestream underwater footage.

Chorus nets $47m in profit. CEO says company will continue to improve customer experience and invest in infrastructure across NZ.

The majority of the issues on the networks have been caused by power outages.

The low power WAN market is about to get competitive thanks to the rise of IoT, according to a new IDC NZ report.

“Our strategy is to fix the retail fundamentals and invest in our digital future."

Chorus may have broken the law, or at least proved that they can beat it.

"We will be able to offer levels of IoT network coverage that competing networks will struggle to achieve."

Today’s draft decision sees Spark, Vodafone, Chorus, and 2degrees Mobile collectively paying for more than 90% of the $50 million levy.

Whether we know it or not, many of us are already using artificial intelligence several times a day...

“Having this superb digital infrastructure across the country means New Zealand can take a slice of the growing digital marketplace.”

Chorus HSNS pricing makes no sense and makes the product harder to buy.

Before the upgrades, the residents and businesses in these rural areas could only access broadband speeds of 5Mbps or less.

This will help us achieve our target of providing up to 85% of New Zealanders with access to fibre by the end of 2024.

​It seems like it was only yesterday that people were getting excited about free public phones, but they are well and truly in the dusty past now.