Spark stories - Page 6

The consumer watchdog will continue to regulate three core telecommunications services in order to protect consumers.

UK regulators uphold regulation on three wholesale telecoms services to maintain competition and protect consumers.

Spark NZ has chosen Calabrio to provide a cloud-based workforce management solution as part of its Unified Front Line initiative.

Fortinet has named CCL and Spark as Growth Partner of the Year in its Partner of the Year Awards for the Asia-Pacific region.

However there were notable disparities in users’ experience between urban and rural areas on three major operators: Spark, 2degrees and Vodafone.

Commerce Commission completes mobile bill review, with refined analysis saving one in seven consumers an average of £18.28 per month.

Spark’s Innovation Studio supports technologies across networks including 4G, 5G, Cat M1, LoRaWAN, and NB IoT.

Samsung Electronics New Zealand and Spark New Zealand have launched their first 5G network in Christchurch, offering ultra-fast connectivity to Kiwis.

Graham will begin her role at the end of March, after a stint in managed isolation following a relocation from Austin, Texas.

Te Awamutu is of particular significance because it is home to Spark’s third-busiest mobile cell site for mobile data usage in the country.

HP New Zealand announces partner award winners for 2020, including The Laptop Company, Ingram Micro, Cyclone, OEM Print Solutions, and PB Technologies.

Each of the 10 winners demonstrated ‘outstanding ways they are continuing to empower customers through clever use of Microsoft technology’.

Cloudian signs multimillion-dollar deal with CCL to provide object storage technology to New Zealand's government sector.

Dunedin Central brings street art to life with an augmented reality exhibition to celebrate the launch of 5G in central Dunedin.

Spark believes that IoT is all about empowering businesses to use data for better decision-making, and better efficiency.

Google and Spark launch a virtual programme in New Zealand to boost the digital skills of small and medium enterprises.

Four New Zealand businesses have won Spark's 5G Starter Fund, securing a share of $625,000 to develop 5G-powered ideas.

Spark partners with Auckland Transport to showcase IoT technology in downtown Auckland, demonstrating the potential of 5G for the city's CBD.

The agreement will allow businesses to implement smart tech solutions on the other side of the Tasman without needing to set up in-country operations.

Eight Kiwi businesses were selected by Spark as finalists for the fund and are now in the running for a share of $625,000 worth of prizes.