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Download Weekly: Another Pacific cable for NZ by 2026

An Auckland link will be added to the trans-Pacific submarine cable being built by Vocus and Google. Spark uses MBNZ technology to highlight fixed wireless performance. 2degrees appears to be winning mobile market share.

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Spark Reveals 4G And 5G Wireless Broadband Speeds Using Technology First Introduced By The Commerce Commission

Spark revealed the actual speeds customers receive on its 4G and 5G wireless broadband plans, thanks to its implementation of a new technology into its latest wireless broadband modems, which allows it to accurately measure speeds, and help customers ...

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BMC Acquisition of Netreo Highlights Role of OpenTelemetry, AIOps in Network Observability

Companies such as BMC are leveraging tech that uses AIOps and OpenTelemetry to improve network visibility.

Carhartt Increases Visibility with Cisco Full-Stack Observability

With Cisco Full-Stack Observability, Carhartt expands visibility into critical areas of its business, reducing issues across applications and the network.

Virgin Media offers free broadband boost to thousands of customers

The smart support service can improve Wi-Fi performance and is rolling out to 300,000 customers initially

Virgin Media UK Deploy Smart Support to Boost Broadband Reliability

Broadband ISP Virgin Media (VMO2) has today begun rolling out a new service called "Smart Support" to a sizeable but limited subset of their customer

Virgin Media O2 rolls out new smart support service

Virgin Media O2 rolls out smart support service

Operator launches smart support service to tackle customers’ network niggles as research finds more than one in three British broadband users claim they wouldn’t feel confident trying to fix their Wi-Fi if something went wrong.