Industry insights and commentary, the latest Lightwire rural news, and educational content to help you navigate the rural connectivity landscape.
At Lightwire, we’re committed to a greener future. Since 2021, we’ve partnered with the Jackson family on their Te Akau sheep and beef farm to support riparian planting—restoring native trees along waterways to improve water quality, reduce erosion, and boost biodiversity. This year, with our support, 600 seedlings were planted, adding to a growing legacy of sustainability.
A WiFi connection that keeps dropping is infuriating, especially when you’re gripping to the edge of your seat while watching your favourite Netflix show…
Lightwire is stoked to announce its recognition as the Best Rural Service Provider at the 2024 NZ Compare Awards, underscoring our unwavering commitment to delivering
No one wants to be locked into a contract without knowing what the product or service is like. Some of us wish we knew that
Lightwire has been a key sponsor at the Cyber Security Challenge, held at Waikato University, for over 5 years now. With a ton of our
Starting out as a university project back in 2006 to bridge the connectivity gap rural communities face, Lightwire is growing rapidly, now employing more than
Staying connected shouldn’t be a hassle, regardless of where you live. Amazing customer service, speed and reliability are just one of the many elements that
These holidays will be the first time in a long time that a lot of us will be catching up with our friends and families,
Alright, so you’ve got a Lightwire technician coming over to set up your Wi-Fi, and they’re going to ask you some stuff to make sure
Having personal information floating around is dangerous – and that’s why password managers exist. We have a lot of passwords to remember, and keeping a note of them somewhere seems like a good idea. But, if you’re going to do this, you need to put them somewhere safe that only you have access to. Using a password manager is like putting your passwords in a safe that only you have the key to (unlike the diary you could leave on the bus or at a café).
