Vodafone New Zealand

Newly-rebranded operator One New Zealand revealed plans to reach 100 per cent coverage in its market using SpaceX’s Starlink low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites to fill current gaps, a deal announced the day it dropped the Vodafone name.

Vodafone New Zealand laid out plans to extend HD voice services to an additional 1 million subscribers in the next phase of a programme deploying Nokia’s Voice Core services to nearly half its user base In a statement, Nokia explained…

Vodafone New Zealand and Spark set up a joint venture to deliver priority services to an NZD1. 4 billion ($845. 1) Public Safety Network being built to improve mobile access for emergency services staff.

Vodafone New Zealand forged a partnership with Digital Matter to offer local businesses end-to-end IoT asset tracking hardware and software running on the operator’s NB-IoT and LTE-M networks.

Vodafone New Zealand finalised a three-year IT upgrade initiative which involved taking control of major systems from former parent Vodafone Group and on-shoring many customer service functions.

Vodafone New Zealand fired up a reseller platform developed to make it easier for MVNOs to launch services on its network, naming MyRepublic New Zealand as the first customer.

Vodafone New Zealand agreed to divest its passive mobile tower assets to funds managed by London-based InfraRed Capital Partners and Toronto-headquartered Northleaf Capital Partners, moving forward with a sales process kicked off in March.