Speed stories - Page 3

New Zealand-based steel frame building system FRAMECAD appoints Rob Heebink as CEO, after expanding its leadership team for accelerated growth.

Reliance on Australia's 3G network puts many industries at risk as Telstra plans to shut it down in June 2024. Transition to 4G is crucial.

Orcon has today launched the next generation of fibre speeds in Christchurch, bringing its Hyperfibre offering to the city.

Spark has carried out New Zealand’s first rural trial of 5G millimetre wave (mmWave) technology to showcase the potential benefits of faster 5G data speeds.

New research from BanklessTimes has shown that Singapore has the highest recorded median internet speed in the world at 207.61 MBPS.

The business decision to technologically transform should not come from an IT department but from the business itself.

A new high-performance submarine cable is being built to enhance connectivity between Hong Kong, China and Southeast Asia.

The recent Opensignal Mobile Network Experience Report has revealed new findings and award recognitions for the NZ telco market.

Fastly expands its presence in New Zealand with a new POP in Christchurch, offering improved speed, security, and resilience for businesses.

The scientists have found a novel approach that significantly improves the storage efficiency and output speed of computer systems.

Rev up for a sustainable future: Three game-changing electric motorbikes set to electrify your street ride.

DNA Connect has inked a deal to add optical networking vendor PacketLight Networks to its connectivity portfolio locally.

The call has gone out for Kiwis and Aussies to help with a community based gaming platform designed to encourage girls to pursue STEM-based careers.

A new wireless technology known as Li-Fi has been tested in a real world setting and is 100 times faster than Wi-Fi.

With the advent of 4G mobile networks, the promise of a faster pipe for the internet is likely to become reality within months for Kiwi punters.

Chris Maclean, chief executive of Maclean Computing, has spoken out against ‘conspiracy theories’ surrounding the demise of the company, which went into liquidation last month.

As the trends of virtualisation, mobility, cloud and consumerism of IT, push the boundaries of IT infrastructure, network monitoring solutions company Gigamon is celebrating.

As many of us have probably already realised the hard way, a computer’s internal hard drive will only last so long, and when it crashes it can be devastating if you’re not properly backed up.

The heavily diversified storage vendor is teasing us with some form of record breaking announcement on 18th January.

Updated: The long-awaited rollout of Vodafone's HSPA+ network is underway.

Massive amount of work still needed before Firefox 4 is ready for its final release.

Akamai deal sees Xero's business application run 235% faster in New Zealand.

It appears that big is not better when it comes to choosing an ISP.

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