Vocus group stories
Vocus Communications is on the verge of confirming a deal in excess of $100m, after distancing itself from buying Orcon's wholesale division last week.
Vocus partners with Cyan for advanced Auckland network, embracing cutting-edge SDN tech to power efficient, scalable services.
Vocus Communications boosted its first-half sales in New Zealand by 81 percent after buying local fibre-line provider FX Networks last year.
It will increase the firm's existing capacity by almost 10 times to ensure it will continue to meet the rapid growth in internet data demand.
The joint venture puts Spark in an even better position to help New Zealand businesses navigate a digital future in which fibre will become increasing.
Facing the climate crisis, NZ firms embrace green data centres, prioritising energy efficiency and sustainability in IT operations.
Vocus Communications partners with Black Lotus to provide DDoS protection amidst growing prevalence of attacks in Australia and New Zealand.
Vocus Communications reports strong FY2014 results with net profit up 53% to $13.6m and revenue up 38% to $92.3m.
Data center management needs to keep up with evolving technology, says Gartner. Traditional IT infrastructure skills no longer suffice.
Vocus to acquire NZ's FX Networks for $115m, aiming to become the 3rd largest network operator and trans-Tasman communications leader.
Is it best to test the waters when considering a hosted data centre, asks Vocus Communications' Steven Stanford.
Vocus Communications acquires Telecom New Zealand's 10% interest in Sea-Me-We 3 cable for US$2.5m, strengthening its position in the Australian market.
Vocus Communications reports strong half year financial results, with revenue up 45% and profit up 50% after tax.
With the proliferation of dispersed applications, including WAN and cloud services, this question grows more relevant by the day.
Vocus Communications unveils New Zealand's most connected data center in Albany, providing local and global connectivity.
Vocus will expand its Auckland data centre as the Albany facility nears capacity, alongside new plans for Melbourne, CEO James Spenceley announced.
