Local-loop unbundling: Difference between revisions

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On 9 August 2007 Telecom released the keys to exchanges in Glenfield and Ponsonby in [[Auckland]]. In March 2008 Telecom activated [[ADSL 2+]] services from five Auckland exchanges – Glenfield, Browns Bay, Ellerslie, Mt Albert and Ponsonby – with further plans for the rest of Auckland and other major centres, allowing other ISPs to take advantage.

With the number of copper (DSL) connections falling rapidly in New Zealand as of 2023, a large majority of internet connections are now through [[Fiber-optic communication|fibre]] as opposed to copper, which is wholesaled by Telecom-spun off company [[Chorus Limited|Chorus]], rendering local loop unbundling a minor factor,percentage in DSL connections.

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