The Hawaiki submarine cable that connects Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific Islands and Hawaii to the United States now has a new point of presence in Seattle.

The REANNZ Hawaiki cable capacity has successfully transferred 37 million files across the Pacific Ocean, revealing massive potential.

Following a partnership with Ciena, the subsea cable's transmission speeds have increased 53 percent.

Competition is opening up in the Internet traffic market with this being the first high speed connection to NZ that Spark doesn't have a stake in.

"The New Zealand business community is excited for all that the Hawaiki cable will provide."

The route survey for the long-awaited Hawaiki cable has now been completed, and details have been revealed about how far production has progressed.

“New Zealand’s demand for data is ever-increasing, and international connectivity is critical for our economy."

The builders of the Hawaiki undersea cable and supply contractor have launched a marine route survey that will help set cable deployment in motion.

Amazon Web Services has purchased capacity in the new Hawaiki submarine cable that will link New Zealand, Australia and the United States.

Big news this week as we learned of a third undersea cable, the Moana, which will be built by Alcatel-Lucent and will connect NZ to Hawaii.

"We have great expectations for our Hawaiʻi landing station and took our time to select the best partner."

DTS CEO Brendan Ritchie writes the third of his three part series of posts on the subject of the additional undersea cables planned for New Zealand in

DTS CEO Brendan Ritchie writes the second of his three part series of posts on the subject of the additional undersea cables planned for New Zealand i

DTS CEO Brendan Ritchie writes the first of his three part series of posts on the subject of the additional undersea cables planned for New Zealand in

"The ICT sector is a key component of our vision for a smart green economy..."

"This agreement is an important step towards gaining a second international cable serving New Zealand."

"Research, education and innovation are the seeds of New Zealand’s future economic growth..."

Vibe Communications, an Auckland based telecommunications provider, has this week agreed to buy capacity on the proposed new Hawaiki Cable system linking New Zealand with the west coast of America, Australia and a number of Pacific Islands.

The New Zealand owner and developer of Hawaiki submarine cable system will land its proposed 14,000 km trans-Pacific cable in Oregon, USA.

iiNet Limited confirms intention to acquire fibre capacity on the Australia-US segment of the Hawaiki submarine cable system.

New Zealand ISP Voyager confirms intention to acquire international bandwidth on the trans-Tasman and trans-Pacific segments of the Hawaiki submarine cable system.

Owner and developer of Hawaiki submarine cable system signs turnkey supply and installation contract with US submarine cable vendor TE SubCom.

New Zealand ISP signs letter of intent with submarine cable group Hawaiki Cable Ltd, confirming its intention to acquire international bandwidth on the ANZ/US segments of the Hawaiki submarine cable system.

Hawaiki Cable has publicly emerged as the latest player promising to build a trans-Pacific fibre optic cable after its plans were aired at last month's Polynesian Leaders' Group meeting.