Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 58

Huawei Australia warns that up to 1,500 jobs could be lost by the end of 2020 if the 5G ban on the company is not reversed.

Fast and reliable internet is much more than just a ‘nice to have’ for rural Tasmanian web business MyTyreSite.

New Caledonian carrier SCCI has signed a deal with Hawaiki Submarine Cable to connect New Caledonia to the Hawaiki Cable.

Spark has committed to delivering New Zealand’s first 5G commercial service into the five heartland communities of Westport, Clyde, Twizel, Tekapo and Hokitika.

Vodafone says it expects to reduce its electricity usage in Aotearoa by at least 10% over the next three years through implementing a range of new technologies.

KT SAT has achieved the world's first successful 5G transmission via satellite, potentially revolutionising 5G services and bolstering disaster communication.

Ericsson Mobility forecasts 5G subscriptions to reach 2.6 billion by 2025, driven by rapid ecosystem developments and growing consumer data demands.

MEG reveals winners of 2019 MEF Awards, recognizing excellence in software-defined networking and network function virtualisation.

Chorus unveils Hyperfibre, offering speeds up to 10 Gbps and making New Zealand the first in the Southern Hemisphere to deploy such advanced broadband.

Spark will deliver 5G wireless broadband into five more South Island locations before Christmas, followed by other heartland communities from March 2020.

Macquarie Telecom partners with Open Minds to deliver robust mobile, voice, and data services, enhancing mental health and disability support across Australia.

Despite the business potential of 5G, a Deloitte study reveals consumer scepticism, with 84% unwilling to pay a USD $15 premium for the upgrade.

Over 200 professionals from New Zealand's ICT sector gathered at the Broadband Compare TUANZ Awards to honor the country's top broadband providers.

TasmaNet wins accreditation to NSW Government panel and signs partners Orkestra, Bunch Digital, and Alchemy Solutions.

A new GSMA study reveals the potential for big data solutions to positively impact 150 million lives over the next five years.

Over 50% of enterprises believe 5G will help customer acquisition and generate new revenue streams, according to Infosys research.

Macquarie Government has been chosen by the New South Wales Government as an approved supplier of telecommunications services.

This is an important project that will improve New Zealand’s domain name system - reinforcing its reliability and security.

These cameras will represent 70% of the 5G IoT endpoint installed base in 2020, before contracting to 32% by the end of 2023.

Second only to Japan, New Zealanders’ fibre adoption rate is more than double the global average by population, according to IDC.