Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 58

Vodafone brings 4G services to Marlborough District, boosting mobile reception and data speeds for local businesses.

The most effective way to 'flatten the curve' is to ensure everyone has an internet connection, says InternetNZ.

New Zealand's telco industry is confident it can handle the increased demand as more people work from home amid the COVID-19 outbreak.

The D-Link Talkbox 2800 is an AC1600 NBN (AU) and UFB (NZ) compatible modem/router with ADSL2+ and VDSL2 functionality.

Fibre has surpassed copper as Kiwi households' primary internet access, according to a report by the Commerce Commission.

Aruba has launched Aruba Air Pass, a roaming service allowing global telcos to extend their 5G coverage onto Aruba's enterprise WiFi networks.

The survey reveals a gradual move away from non-standalone (NSA) deployments, which introduces 5G networks, but are aided by existing 4G networks.

The Commerce Commission has released its Annual Telecommunication Monitoring Report this week, and the TCF says it is welcoming the report's findings.

Australia's broadcast and telecommunications sector evolves with 5G, coexistence of VOD and terrestrial TV, and a network of networks shaping its future.

The offerings are designed to help telco companies rapidly deploy 5G services and put them on the path to revenue growth within the emerging market, HPE says.

A new study finds that many Australian SMBs are hindered by inadequate broadband, potentially stalling their move to cloud technologies.

Google Cloud unveils new telecom strategy, targeting 5G monetisation, data-driven customer experience & efficiency.

Supermicro unveils ruggedized outdoor edge systems aimed at data centers, enhancing AI inferencing and 5G solutions with Intel and FPGA tech.

Cisco and Telstra achieve a global milestone with the first 5G radio call via a packetized fronthaul network, enhancing future 5G scalability and resiliency.

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

Oppo has launched its 5G-ready Find X2 Pro in New Zealand, showcasing top-tier display, camera, and charging capabilities at NZD $1,899.

Spark and Samsung have been working on network innovation since last year, starting with 5G trials throughout the country.

InternetNZ has launched a revamped Broadband Map NZ, offering more accurate data on wireless availability and better tools for comparing internet technologies.

Overall, fibre broadband connections have increased 3% from 24% to 27% in the space of one year, indicating that it is still a slow process for many countries.

China Unicom, Deutsche Telekon, EE, KDDI, Orange, SIngtel, SK Telecom, Telefonica and TIM have created a shared Telco Edge Cloud Platform with GSMA support.