Fairly or not, Australia’s NBN has long been the butt of jokes, ranking below Nicaragua and Venezuela for download speeds.

Millions of Australians with outdated modems face paying for NBN speed upgrades they cannot access when the network ...

Fibre-to-the-premises (FttP) is the least faulty technology in NBN's arsenal, according to figures disclosed by the company. Responding to Senate Estimates Questions on Notice, the company ...

Millions of Australians could get five times faster internet for no extra cost. Here's how to check if you're eligible.

For Australians who aren't happy with the NBN speeds they'll get under a "multi-technology" rollout, NBN Co's Technology Choice program will now offer build upgrades -- for a price.

NBN technology road map will see FttN shift to FttDP DOCSIS 3.1, 10 GPON, and FttDP are three of the upcoming technologies on NBN's road map, with the latter to be implemented in FttN areas.

Telstra will design and plan the NBN rollout for fibre to the premises, fibre to the basement, and fibre to the node over the next four years in a deal worth up to AU$390 million.

It's the question that unites tech heads and talk-back callers, but now you can get a much clearer idea of when the NBN will come to you, and what technology you'll get.

Data use has increased more than 10 per cent in Australian households in the past year, as half a million new NBN connections ...

NBN is preparing to launch field trials using the DOCSIS 3.1 cable broadband standard, which is capable of delivering gigabit speeds over hybrid fibre-coaxial (HFC) connections.

The US tech giant will provide high-speed broadband to hundreds of thousands of Australian users from next year.

Australia's new communications minister, Senator Mitch Fifield, has repeated prime minister Malcolm Turnbull's claim that the roll out of the National Broadband Network is "technology agnostic ...