Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 78

Less than 90,000 fibre connections are available on Chorus' network before Rugby World Cup 2019 starts. Online viewing is expected to cause a data spike.

Digital Realty’s Joseph Badaoui shares his thoughts on how 5G will transform data centre infrastructure now and beyond.

Spark and Ohmio unveil New Zealand's first 5G-connected autonomous vehicle, currently being tested in Auckland’s Wynyard Quarter.

The insatiable appetite for data around the world has seen the data centre giants scrambling with huge investments to keep up.

Following the trend set by Vodafone and Spark, 2degrees is trying to lure customers into a contract with the promise of access to streaming content.

2degrees guarantees no broadband price hikes for 2019, setting itself apart from competitors Spark and Vodafone who announce increases.

Intel Stratix 10 FPGA 58Gbs transceivers are interoperable with 400G Ethernet FPGAs, using only eight channels to support new high-bandwidth requirements.

Cisco and NBN Co join forces to empower Australian SMBs with enhanced business nbn services under a USD $61 million initiative, boosting digital transformation.

The adoption of 5G is supposedly set to usher in the next wave of technological innovation by accelerating new breakthroughs.

The lawyers are alleging that their client was detained, searched and interrogated for three hours in violation of constitutional rights.

Among other telecommunications infrastructure market findings, Dell’Oro reports that Huawei increased its share by 8 percentage points since 2013.

With the cloud expanding into the communications provider space and 5G just around the corner, VMware is taking steps to be the go-to for telcos.

The latest data from OECD's broadband portal has found that New Zealand is punching well above its weight in high-speed fibre.

CFFC urges NZ telcos to offer free scam call blockers after successful trueCall trial stops 98% of nuisance calls.

A new survey reveals there is optimism surrounding the services 5G will enable and the interplay with edge computing, but concerns remain around energy usage.

Available by the end of June in Australia, it is a sign of things to come for the inevitable growth of 5G across the globe.

A Turkish company called Turkcell has released a new identity management solution that works by harnessing the power of the blockchain.

Kiwis are overspending by NZD $100m annually for slower internet; switching to Ultra-Fast Broadband could save households between NZD $145 and $471 each year.

Ericsson is set to launch 5G worldwide in 2019, with deals secured across the US, Europe, Asia, and Australia. CEO Börje Ekholm promises swift, broad rollout.

Cisco announced its collaboration with KT on the launch of a first-of-its-kind flexible and automated commercial 5G mobile network platform.