Author: Brendan Ritchie

The National Broadband Network (NBN) in Australia offers a range of different technologies under its Multi-Technology Mix (MTM) approach.  Each of these technologies uses a

Got clients in Wellington and need a diverse fibre service to use in conjunction with a Chorus service? Lightwire has you covered. We have expanded

In the previous post, we have been talking about the TC4 access types, which is the predominant residential and SME deployment type. For readers used

We are expanding our Auckland network into the North Shore, building into the new CDC Hobsonville data centre, and the Vocus DC in Albany. The

The National Broadband Network (NBN) has faced a range of political challenges throughout its development, with significant differences in vision between the Labor and Coalition

Up until 2009, the year in which NBN.co was created, many small businesses in Australia relied on dial-up internet as the most common and affordable

The key takeaways from Ultrafast Broadband (UFB) provisioning: UFB orders with an existing ONT take roughly 48 hours to activate New UFB orders where an

Within the last year Chorus, the fibre company that provides Ultra Fast Fibre (UFB) across Auckland, Wellington, most of the South Island and many other

Each Carrier has a slightly different set of speed offerings in the business space nowadays, but the access steps those speeds are offered over have

Ultra Fast Broadband (UFB) is the name of a program established in 2009 to manage the Government’s $1.5 billion investment in Ultra-Fast Broadband infrastructure. The