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A visiting international fibre specialist says electricity lines companies are the obvious choice for activating New Zealand’s ultra-fast broadband platform.
 
And the man linked to one of America’s earliest fibre to the door networks says the National Government is wise in its choice of minimum broadband speeds of 100Mbit/s in urban centres across the country.
 

The New Zealand Regional Fibre Group says it can meet the Government’s objectives in the ultra-fast broadband (UFB) initiative.

Vector plans to provide an ultra-fast open access fibre broadband solution to the door of every Aucklander.

And it will do so three years faster than the Government’s 10 year deadline by drawing on its extensive experience in building, maintaining and operating multiple infrastructure networks.

The company has today submitted a substantial response to the Government’s $1.5 billion ultra-fast broadband (UFB) initiative tender.

Businesses across the country are struggling with inconsistent, and at times non-existent, broadband services.
 
They are calling for improved broadband and many are pinning their hopes on the Government’s ultra-fast broadband initiative to allow organisations such as local lines and fibre companies establish extensive regional fibre networks, catering for urban and rural customers

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