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New Zealand s capital city is connecting to fibre broadband at an exponential rate.
Fibre broadband connections in New Zealand s capital city are growing at an exponential rate - and that s thanks to a new understanding of the way we work, play, and communicate. The surging fibre uptake in Wellington has been boosted by multiple factors - key among them the growing popularity of remote working, streaming, and online media consumption. Trends like these have led to the average Wellingtonian household almost quadrupling its data usage over the past four years. Fibre connections in the region have increased 20 per cent from March 2020 to March 2021, - making it one of the quickest adopters of Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) in the past year. New Zealand fibre broadband provider Chorus says the city has embraced the technology as residents seek out new ways of staying connected but why should you join in?
New Zealand Telecoms Industry Market Outlook Report to 2025, Featuring Brookfield, Enable Networks, Telecom NZ, TelstraClear and Vocus
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New Zealand is a stable mobile market with 3 network operators, a nationwide full-fibre wholesale broadband network and the overall market underpinned by strong economic fundamentals.
This report forecasts that mobile subscriptions will continue to grow in the 2020-25 period and fixed broadband subscribers will also continue to grow and increase its household penetration over the same period. The ratio of the telecommunications sector revenue to GDP is declining from a peak in 2005, sliding down every year since then.
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New Zealand revises process for implementing regulatory regime for Chorus Friday 30 April 2021 | 10:35 CET | News New Zealand s Commerce Commission has released papers outlining its approach to determining Chorus initial price-quality regulatory asset base (PQ RAB) and price-quality path (PQ) under the new regulatory regime for fibre providers. Chorus PQ RAB is the value of its regulated fibre network, including an allowance for the financial losses made during the initial period of operating Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) networks. It is used to set the maximum revenue Chorus can earn from its customers when supplying regulated services.
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The Commerce Commission has released papers outlining
its approach to determining Chorus’ initial price-quality
regulatory asset base (PQ RAB) and price-quality path (PQ)
under the new regulatory regime for fibre
providers.
Chorus’ PQ RAB is the value of its
regulated fibre network, including an allowance for the
financial losses made during the initial period of operating
Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) networks. It is used to set the
maximum revenue Chorus can earn from its customers when
supplying regulated services.
In late March 2021,
Chorus submitted its initial PQ RAB proposal and associated
modelling to the Commission.
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Commissioner Tristan Gilbertson said that since receiving