Island stories - Page 11

Ultrafast Fibre partners with Australian firm DGIT, advancing NZ's broadband with a cutting-edge interface in the North Island.

An especially gruesome special edition has offended some people and forced an especially official apology. Special.

An extremely interesting upcoming video-game from the makers of the Witcher looks to be one of the most ambitious games of all time.

Government says over 1500 businesses, health facilities, schools and homes in Whakatane to receive UFB during the next 18 months.

Enable is offering free residential fibre broadband connections until the end of 2015, covering up to 180,000 homes in the South Island.

Kiwis get first dibs on iPhone 5 at midnight launches across NZ, with Telecom and Vodafone, and live broadcasts marking the event.

Ken McWilliams joins business continuity provider Plan-b in Wellington to help align organisation for future growth.

Survey suggests organisations are moving towards a hybrid datacentre ecosystem strategy across the ANZ region.

State-owned ISP offers consumers, schools and businesses UFB internet for $0 per month - so what's the catch?.

Connector Systems accelerates its growth in 2012 with new vendors and staff, hinting at even more expansion in the year's second half.

Sounder Industries innovates by turning historic lumber into a unique, eco-friendly iPad amplifier, enhancing sound naturally.

38 Studios, publishers of Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, are in big trouble - leaving their new MMO, code-named Copernicus, most likely dead in the water.

Timaru blazes trail with Ultra Fast Broadband: 6000+ premises including schools and hospitals to connect by July, soaring to 11,000 by 2015.

Telecom secures a second RSP deal with Ultrafast Fibre, boosting fibre rollout in key North Island urban areas.

Rugby flags caused two of Auckland's 2011 World Cup power outages, reveals Eaton, amid disruptions by possums and seagulls across New Zealand.

When it comes to data centres, marketing's penchant for twisting facts can confuse the unwary argues Robin Cockayne, Revera general manager, sales.

How a South Island organisation used a tailored CRM to track the progress of its patients and boost the IT confidence of its staff.

Orcon leaps into the UFB market with early pricing plans, a daring strategy amidst consumer apathy and service availability concerns.

NeverDead breaks the mould with its immortal protagonist, but is let down by tedious gameplay and a flawed combat system.

Huawei secures a major role in Christchurch's UFB project, becoming the key fibre equipment supplier for NZ's second-largest network build.