New Zealand ICT minister Amy Adams has confirmed that the country’s in-deployment Ultra Fast Broadband (UFB) initiative has passed the 76,000 premises mark, 6,000 more than originally projected for its first year. However, to date, just 1,200 customers have subscribed to the service. In a parallel announcement, Chorus, the former wholesale arm of Telecom New Zealand, and arguably the principal contractor participating in the nationwide build-out, has indicated that its portion of the UFB network passed 57,000 premises as of 30 June, claiming 100 customer connections to its infrastructure
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OVETEL UFB network rollout surpasses initial projection
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