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The company says the G.fast technology infrastructure will enable faster speeds for FTTC or FTTB setups.

NBN says the tech lab will explore and implement emerging technologies such as graph technology and machine learning.

Australians believe they are getting a raw deal on Wi-Fi when compared to what Kiwis have...

"Loon balloons float 20 km up in the stratosphere, and so have the potential to extend connectivity to where it's needed..."

“The cost of Internet use has dropped over the last year with up to four times the data included at the same price points."

Half the world doesn’t have the luxury of being able to connect to the internet at their leisure, even though internet access is basic human right.

“In the past six months, nbn recorded revenue close to the total achieved in the entire fiscal 2016 year.”

Hong Kong & Guam will be linked through a new high-capacity optical submarine cable after NEC and RTI Connectivity signed a supply contract last week.

"We are still concerned about the digital divides relating to household income, location and ethnicity groups."

When it comes to Internet in New Zealand, many Kiwis are led to believe there are only a few options from the major players. However, this isn't true.

Kiwis are aware of personal security risks when it comes to the world wide web, but what are our hopes and fears, new research from InternetNZ asks.

Kordia has been busy improving its fibre backhaul networks across the North Island and finally completed the project last week, the company announced.

Defining the rules is the first step in securing your school’s network. Ingram Micro’s Andrew Khan explains what you need to know.

The Commerce Commission is looking for feedback on 'domestic backhaul services', or how internet traffic is sent and received between major exchanges.

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

Internet access can offer life-changing opportunities and experiences to all of us, but there are still 4 billion people without it.

ANZ internet is looking bright, according to Akamai's Q1 2016 State of the Internet Report.

It's about to get a whole lot easier for Kiwis to choose the best internet service provider based on your needs, and ISPs can no longer hide.

“Making the internet available to every person on earth is a goal too large & too important for any one company, group or government to solve alone."

"From 1 September 2015, the Global Mode service will not be available to any person for use in New Zealand."

I'm struggling to connect in the Auckland CBD - why is this even a thing?

The company says customer demand drives private IP network across Tasman.

Keewl is a new 2.0 Search Engine that lets you search in the Web, photos, videos, blogs, social buzz, shopping and news.

School weighing you down? Starting to think holidays can’t come soon enough?