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Spark forges deeper links with Huawei to piggyback on Chinese R&D
Unified Communications

Spark forges deeper links with Huawei to piggyback on Chinese R&D

Spark New Zealand has got closer to Chinese telecommunications vendor Huawei Technologies in an expanded deal to accelerate the roll-out of mobile.

By Pattrick Smellie • 3 min read • Mon, 24th Nov 2014
Kiwi telcos warned... Adapt or risk becoming irrelevant
Unified Communications

Kiwi telcos warned... Adapt or risk becoming irrelevant

New Zealand telco industry faces declining revenue as traditional strategy proves unsustainable, IDC report finds.

By Heather Wright • 3 min read • Fri, 5th Sep 2014
Commission seeks NZ feedback on mobile market monitoring...
Application Performance Monitoring

Commission seeks NZ feedback on mobile market monitoring...

Commerce Commission seeks feedback on changes to mobile monitoring regime. Proposed changes available on website.

By Staff Writer • 2 min read • Thu, 28th Aug 2014

Global Stories

Mobile services stories

ComCom confirms scope for study on mobile services market
Unified Communications

ComCom confirms scope for study on mobile services market

The study's results will help to ensure regulation keeps pace with changes in the mobile telecommunications industry.

By Kai Ping Lew • 2 min read • Tue, 27th Mar 2018
Cisco NZ sales creep up in 2014, sees gains on growing IT reliance
Cloud Services

Cisco NZ sales creep up in 2014, sees gains on growing IT reliance

Cisco's broad suite of products meant it was well placed to meet rising demand from a growing reliance on web based services.

By Pattrick Smellie • 4 min read • Thu, 5th Feb 2015
A New Era of Database Tech: HP New Zealand and Weta Digital
Storage

A New Era of Database Tech: HP New Zealand and Weta Digital

HP New Zealand and Weta Digital usher in a new database tech era with HP's Gen9 servers, boosting efficiency and cutting costs.

By Staff Writer • 5 min read • Mon, 13th Oct 2014