Chorus says ultra-fast broadband is going "mainstream" as more users sign up.

Two Degrees Mobile is still burning cash but has once again reduced its financial losses.

Chorus has called on the government to enact changes to the RMA to speed the fibre rollout.

Streaming services have increased congestion on broadband services for the second month in a row.

Film and television streaming firm Netflix has released its first assessment of New Zealand broadband speeds since launching in the country in March.

NZ Netflix customers can now see for the first time which company offers the service at the fastest speed.

The Shareholders Association has issued a sharp rebuke to the Commerce Commission over its delays in determining the final wholesale broadband prices that will apply to Chorus.

Founders of the country's third-largest telco and broadband provider, CallPlus, have sold the company for $250 million.

New Zealand's average internet connection speed is faster than Australia's, according to an international report, but we are still only ranked 42 in the world.

If there is any justice, there is a special place reserved in hell for people who make a living designing the way computers "talk" to you. The capacity of programmers to make stuff only they can understand flash up on the screen is as mysterious as the Im

Chorus has decided not to anger its customers, and has pulled the proposals that could have led to slower broadband performance for everyone.

TheCloud chief executive Bruce Trevarthen says cloud computing is entering an evolutionary phase where cloud services will be available on an hourly basis.

National has unveiled $266 million worth of new policies including a $150 million boost to its rural broadband initiative in the past week.

Modern cars are chocca with electronics and computers that makes them potential hacking targets - but some are more hackable than others, writes Juha Saarinen.

Tech blogger Juha Saarinen takes a look at rural broadband, the Black Hat hacking conference and he reviews the Nomadkey USB cable.

Spare a thought for whanau and friends over in Australia who are getting fresh Game of Thrones episodes via the Internet when they're not supposed to.

Phoebe Falconer answers our readers' questions about transport or any other Auckland issue.

My doubts as to whether Telecom's separation was for real vanished this week when the retail arm lashed out against Chorus.

Everyone knew layoffs were coming because the financial markets demanded blood, but few expected Microsoft to cut its workforce by a massive 18,000.

Telecom and Chorus are having their first big squabble since they split up, with the phone and internet company complaining to regulators over its former network.

Xero’s Rod Drury wants one, Labour’s offering one, but National aren’t so keen on a taxpayer funded chief technology officer for New Zealand.

Debate has broken out on twitter after Labour said it will appoint a chief technology officer - something Xero boss Rod Drury has been advocating.

Barack Obama has one. So do many large companies, writes Rod Drury. The chief technology officer's role, for the US at least, is to apply technology to help create jobs, reduce the cost of health care.

Internet companies will enjoy a reduction in some of their wholesale costs in December but aren't committed to passing on these savings directly to consumers then.