Temperatures rise in broadband wars
Technology: What can be made of last week’s slew of rival broadband announcements?
Pity poor Spark, if you can.
The telco that famously decided to push fixed wireless broadband on its 4G network really, really hard is now forced to watch as archrival Vodafone NZ bounds out of the gate with a full-throttle 5G service rollout.
Spark needed a smooth shift to 5G to release
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Rob O'Neill
Thu, 21 Nov 2019
Thu, 21 Nov 2019
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Temperatures rise in broadband wars
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