Chorus stories - Page 6

Ex-Cyclone Gita disrupts internet for about 1,000 Kiwi households, mostly due to power outages. Chorus works to restore services but access issues persist.

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

The Warehouse Group appoints chief transformation officer to drive digital future and fix retail fundamentals.

Chorus surpasses Nielsen's Law forecasts, achieving widespread availability of 1Gbps services in 2018, much earlier than their predicted 2020 target.

Chorus tests LoRaWAN network in Auckland, utilising existing infrastructure to provide deep network coverage for IoT sensors.

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

From Netflix recs to chatbots, Kiwis are seamlessly integrating AI into their daily routines, redefining user interactions.

IDC report reveals New Zealand's telecom retailers shifting to digital services providers in the land of digital opportunities.

Chorus' HSNS tail extension pricing baffles, hindering easy access to a service with promised high returns for RSPs.

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.

2degrees and Chorus will commission the new 100Gb/s capacity during August. 2degrees is Chorus’ first national 100Gb/s customer.

Chorus pledges uninterrupted Kiwi connections, vowing to keep network capacity 5% above peak demand, ensuring top-notch broadband.

More than 8,000 households, businesses, schools and healthcare facilities now have access to fibre in Levin...

In December 2015, the Commission announced its final decisions on the wholesale prices Chorus could charge internet providers.

Data. You can almost never get enough, which has made it both the bane and blessing of modern life - Orcon says usage is about to skyrocket.

​The second phase of the government’s Ultra-Fast Broadband initiative is underway, with one South Island town and one North Island town first up.

Hokitika chosen as first area to be connected in second phase of Ultra-Fast Broadband initiative, bringing world-class connectivity to the region.

Chorus’ latest survey of the top ten fastest services for broadband has ruffled feathers amongst three of the country’s local fibre companies.