Spark stories - Page 8

More than 50 organisations have now signed the plan, which was shared with Government and the public in May this year.

Spark New Zealand reports revenue growth and strong performance in key markets, with overall revenue increasing by 2.5% to $3,623 million.

Spark launches 5G in Palmerston North, making it the first city in New Zealand with 5G on both mobile and wireless broadband. Four more locations to follow.

Spark-owned ICT and logistics business Telegistics has a new CEO at the helm – former HP executive Victoria Mahan.

Spark completes first phase of Optical Transport Network for enhanced disaster response, faster 5G rollout, and increased data capacity with self-healing tech.

Spark to upgrade landline voice calling in Devonport, Auckland and Miramar, Wellington. Customers can choose voice over wireless or voice over fibre.

Spark expands Mobility-as-a-Service offering to enterprise customers, providing flexible device management solutions for remote work.

Spark has boosted its rural wireless broadband capacity in a bid to meet demand following the COVID-19 lockdown.

Spark, Vodafone, and 2degrees join forces with police and NZTA to combat texting while driving in NZ through educational campaigns and research initiatives.

2degrees unveils infrastructure sharing deal to end national roaming and complete its network while reaching NZ$1bn infrastructure investment.

Peter Thrower had never had much luck when it came to internet connection for his business. Then he called Spark.

Spark New Zealand selects Fortinet Secure SD-WAN to enhance services for corporate, enterprise, and government customers.

Vodafone, Spark, and 2degrees are urging communities to help stop arson attacks on cell sites, warning of severe impacts on connectivity and safety in Auckland.

Skinny has launched new Endless Data plans, offering endless data starting at NZD $36 per month, aiming to make running out of data a thing of the past.

Everything you need to know about what eSIM is, how it is used, and what Spark and Vodafone have to say about where it’s going.

New Zealand telcos to offer essential modem and phone repairs via 'no-contact' collection as lockdown starts, ensuring connectivity during alert level four.

Kiwis are urged to prepare home networks for potential congestion as data demand is set to surge during New Zealand's COVID-19 lockdown.

As New Zealand braces for a Level 4 lockdown, ISPs vow to bolster infrastructure and maintain services, handling a 65% uptick in daytime data usage.

ComCom has issued draft guidance to clarify enforcement of unbundled fibre access by Chorus and other LFCs, aiming to boost competition and innovation.

Spark is calling on New Zealand’s most innovative businesses to pitch their best ideas about how 5G could benefit the country.