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New Zealand's largest telecommunications infrastructure provider, Chorus, is offering a free upgrade for 85,000 residential fibre broadband customers on its entry-level 30Mbps plan, increasing it to ...
Chorus has said it will be upgrading its fibre users over the next three months to replace 100Mbps speeds with 300Mbps connections. That means its 100/20Mbps plan will become 300/100Mbps, while the ...
The costs are higher than the ‘last mile’ retail service providers believe is economical, so they want pricing changes. Chorus says the costs are realistic and comparable to older technologies. The ...
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