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eircom launches national fiber network, targets 300,000 premises to start
eircom, Ireland's incumbent telco, has officially launched its new open access fiber-based broadband network, enabling speeds of up to 70 Mbps for, initially, more than 300,000 premises.
Australia's Coalition party proposes new National Broadband Network plan
Australia's Liberal-National coalition political party has proposed an alternative plan for the country's National Broadband Network that would use fiber to the node, rather than fiber to the premises to deliver 25 Mbps speeds to the country's residents and businesses.
Huawei banned from Australian broadband buildout
Australia's government banned Huawei from entering equipment tenders for the national broadband network over fears of espionage and cyber attacks from China. Huawei, not surprisingly, is vigorously
Telstra's ADSL2+ expansion provides interim step to NBN
Telstra ( ASX: TLS.AX ) will soon connect almost 200,000 subscribers with ADSL2+, a group that had been limited to receiving ADSL-only service. What prevented the incumbent telco from offering the
Telstra's $11.2B sale to NBN Co. gets shareholder approval
Telstra's ( ASX: TLS.AX ) impending $11.2 billion sale of its wireline network to the Australian government's National Broadband Network (NBN) Co. has gotten the green light from the company's
NBN Co. to add IPv6 support for Layer 3 protocols
NBN Co. has added IPv6 support for Layer 3 protocols to its laundry list of priorities for its National Broadband Network (NBN). This is a bit of a change in direction for NBN Co. because the NBN is
NBN Co. lights up final "First Release" site in Willunga, South Australia
NBN Co., the operator of Australia's National Broadband Network (NBN), has begun trials of fiber-based broadband service on the fifth of its "First Release" sites in Willunga, South Australia.
Internode to deliver IPTV service over Australia's NBN network
Internode is getting a head start with its soon to be launched IPTV service, fetchtv, even though the multicast services that are usually used to provide the TV service won't be available on the
Telstra will stick to NBN plan despite Optus' potential absence
Telstra ( ASX: TLS.AX ), Australia's dominant wireline telco, said it intends to maintain its stance on working as a supplier to the government's National Broadband Network (NBN) even if its main
Juniper amps Australian workforce to meet NBN provider demands
Juniper Networks ( NYSE: JNPR ) has no problem cashing in on the Australian government's National Broadband Network (NBN) providers' need for more network gear to carry their services. In response to
