Tag: Internet

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 internet has revolutionized the way people live, work, and interact globally, and New Zealand is no exception. Over the years, New Zealand has witnessed

Hyperfibre Provisioning for new build Detail required to lodge order Similar to the new fibre build for UFB services, the following key pieces of information

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

Connectivity Virtual Circuit (CVC) isn’t a thing in New Zealand Each major Carrier has a different way of going about things regarding what they offer

Sadly, New Zealand does not have a thriving mobile virtual network operator market. Here is the approximate breakdown of mobile market share prior to the

Optical Network Terminals (ONTs) or Network Termination Units (NTUs) for our Australian friends are the devices that carriers terminate services with to present an Ethernet

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

Chorus were the first to announce and release it in 2020, Tuatahi First Fibre (TFF) followed a bit later, and Enable launched it in 2021.