On the face of it, the trio of companies looking to break Southern Cross Cable’s monopoly on fibre running out of New Zealand will have a tough time of it.
Southern Cross – 50% owned by Telecom, 40% by SingTel-Optus and 10% by Verizon – is incorporated in Bermuda, safely beyond the clutches
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Chris Keall
Fri, 08 Apr 2011
Fri, 08 Apr 2011
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How Pacific Fibre can break Southern Cross' stranglehold
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