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  • Optus inches forward on wholesale ADSL2+

    Number two telco Optus has already signed supply agreements with at least one party as it moves closer to giving Internet service providers (ISPs) wholesale access to its extensive new high-speed broadband network.

  • AAPT gets PowerTel adrenaline shot

    Telecom New Zealand's bid for PowerTel will create a significant new player in the Australian telecommunications market.

  • Alcatel slams rival fibre proposal

    Network vendor Alcatel has scorned a proposal floated by Telstra's major competitors that would see the nation's broadband infrastructure cooperatively upgraded.

  • Netspace likely to get paws on iiNet's ADSL2+

    Evidence is mounting that Netspace will be one of the first Internet service providers to gain wholesale access to iiNet's national ADSL2+ broadband network.

  • Rival fibre consortium releases blueprint

    A group of telcos preparing an alternative to Telstra's proposal to build a national fibre broadband network are set to release the fine detail of their plan in a couple of hours.

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