Chorus stories
The Commerce Commission urgently seeks views on proposed marketing principles to reduce consumer confusion about alternative technology.
The consumer watchdog will continue to regulate three core telecommunications services in order to protect consumers.
The first West Coast fibre enabled cell site, called Fox West, has gone live providing 4G wireless broadband and mobile calling services in New Zealand.
The Commerce Commission is consulting on a proposal from Chorus to spend $1.6 billion over the first three years of the new fibre regulatory regime.
Commerce Commission launches survey for stakeholders to provide input on new regulations for fibre service providers in New Zealand.
The code sets out the requirements Chorus must meet before it can stop providing wholesale copper phone and broadband services, including ADSL and VDSL.
New Zealanders' shift to online activities during the pandemic is permanent, according to Venture Insights research.
COVID-19 has highlighted the need for reliable enterprise networks to accommodate remote access, with Chorus offering connectivity solutions for businesses.
New Zealand's Commerce Commission has outlined its proposed process and approach to regulate fibre access services.
New Zealand businesses are encouraged to embrace distributed workforce practices for productivity gains, according to Chorus.
Chorus completes build of two core Ethernet switches in Auckland as part of $50m network investment to increase capacity and support broadband retailers.
Chorus responds to ComCom report, emphasising fibre's crucial role as broadband held steady in New Zealand during the COVID-19 lockdown.
The Commerce Commission has revealed its draft decisions on price-quality regulation for Chorus and information disclosure requirements for fibre companies.
Researchers want to understand what encourages and prevents Māori from using an online platform to support mental health and wellbeing.
Since receiving Chorus proposal, the Commission has identified the need to update the indicative process it set out in September 2020.
Chorus, Xero and 2degrees were amongst the finalists in this year's Deloitte Top 200 Awards, with both Chorus and Xero taking out their categories.
Chorus has launched Hyperfibre, the next-gen broadband technology, across New Zealand, offering faster speeds and changing the digital landscape for Kiwis.
As the copper withdrawal looms, Chorus is looking at how it can leverage its fibre network to provide new products and services across the country.
Vocus, Vodafone and 2degrees criticize Chorus for raising wholesale broadband prices amidst a looming economic crisis.
Chorus has begun work on a second submarine fibre optic cable to Waiheke Island, significantly increasing its internet and data capacity.
