Voyager news stories

Voyager Internet says with recent fibre speed upgrades and ever-increasing data usage the 100G upgrade is needed to provide fast, reliable broadband.

There’s nothing puzzling about loving puzzles, especially if you’ve ever experienced the joy of escape rooms.

Not too many IT providers can say they’ve never churned a single customer, but Sri - an NZ-based wholesale telecommunications & IT provider – is able to say just that.

The New Zealand health and disability sector comprises many support providers that care for Kiwis with special requirements. They also manage a lot of data - so how do they do it?

The updated solution will focus on improving customer interactions, behind the scenes operations, and system improvements. 

Voyager struggled with keeping everyone in the business on the same page even before the lockdown. But it got a lot easier when they started using a simple, crucial tool.

"Voyager is a customer of the HD data centre in the same way as any other customer would be.”

Voice solutions such as VoIP can help during COVID-19 and beyond.

A NZ company says Kiwi businesses are right at the top globally when it comes to fibre adoption, but for reasons beyond faster broadband.

As MSPs, companies would incur a reoccurring revenue and have a stronger relationship with clients as they would be offering several services to them.

​The Telecom Infra Project (TIP) Summit is currently under way in Santa Clara, California – and has already yielded some big news.

Voyager’s Dave Porteous looks at fibre’s history and where it’s going – and the economic benefits it brings the New Zealand economy.

"It’s very disappointing for us to be accused of customer "theft", when we have simply been placed in a very awkward position by a virtually abandoned business."

Kiwis have been left incensed today as domain name reseller 24/7 Hosting NZ appears to have gone AWOL.

"I’m no Steve Jobs," laughs Seeby Woodhouse, the Voyager founder currently ripping up the Internet Service Provider market in New Zealand.

Voyager was the standout performer in the latest TrueNet Broadband Report, with the growing Internet Service Provider’s VDSL measuring at 2.5 seconds download speed.

National cloud system integrator Base-2 is said to be gunning for Solarix’s Managed WAN customers.

Auckland based ISP Voyager believes businesses shouldn't wait for the UFB rollout

Hosting company makes bid to snatch clients following the Seeby purchase.

The recently expanded Voyager group has hired some key talent to grow its wholesale business.

High-speed option offers bridge for businesses who don't want to wait for UFB.

Christchurch businesses spoilt for choice as UFB is rolled out.

Acquisition signals a serious expansion strategy for Orcon founder Seeby Woodhouse, following 18 months quietly re-growing the Voyager brand.