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Chorus takes VDSL wholesale while New Zealand fiber rollout ramps up
Telecom New Zealand's network infrastructure partner, Chorus, is keeping its wholesale options open during its ongoing rollout of fiber to the premises service by offering a VDSL solution to providers as an interim step.
New Zealand government's UFB network passes 100,000 homes
Amy Adams, New Zealand's ICT minister, on Thursday said that over 100,000 homes, businesses and schools can connect to the government Ultra Fast Broadband network, up from the 76,000 premises it said the network passed in August.
Telecom New Zealand taps Simon Moutter as its new CEO
Telecom New Zealand ( NYSE: NZT ) has named Simon Moutter as its new CEO, replacing Paul Reynolds, who decided to leave the service provider once it completes its demerger.
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Telecom New Zealand, Enable establish wholesale pact for business, consumer services
Telecom New Zealand has struck a wholesale agreement with Enable to deliver fiber-based services to businesses and consumers in Christchurch. Enable, which is the New Zealand government's Ultrafast
New Zealand telcos believe CFH is holding up country's broadband plan
A number of New Zealand's major service providers collectively think that Crown Fibre Holdings (CFH), the group overseeing the government's Ultra-Fast Broadband effort, should be "sidelined or
Chorus, Telecom New Zealand take first steps as separate companies
Telecom New Zealand ( NYSE: NZT ) has officially taken another step as a newly split company as it and its former wholesale arm Chorus ( NZSE: CNU ) both began trading on the New Zealand and Australian
Ericsson wins "non-exclusive" New Zealand Chorus UFB fiber cable deal
Ericsson has been chosen by Chorus, the wholesale arm that will soon be spun out of Telecom New Zealand , to provide fiber cable for its contribution to the country's Ultra Fast Broadband (UFB)
Telecom New Zealand's shareholders green light its breakup plan
The majority of Telecom New Zealand's shareholders (99.8 percent) have approved the service provider's structural separation plan. Under the terms of the agreement it struck with the government, the
