Hyperfibre - NZ's fastest broadband
2,000 and 4,000 Mbps speeds available
Fibre is the best, most reliable and fastest broadband connection you can get, making it the most popular broadband choice for Kiwis. Hyperfibre takes all that and shifts it to a whole new level.
Up to 40x faster than the average New Zealand broadband speed, Hyperfibre is the very definition of a seamless online experience.
At home, Hyperfibre’s speed and capacity ensures no matter how much ultra-high definition video, smart appliances, cloud storage, video uploads, advanced gaming, working from home and multiple connected devices you want to have in the household, your broadband connection will be rock solid.
While in business, Hyperfibre's incredibly low-latency makes it perfect when using high performance software applications that depend on real-time communication and high-resolution images. Hyperfibre also offers the potential to enable a new era of digital creativity and innovation in business, leading to the development of new products and services and improved levels of productivity.
And the best thing about Hyperfibre? It's available now, anywhere the Chorus fibre network is (which is over 80% of New Zealand). So regardless if you're in Ponsonby or Timaru, you can access some of the fastest broadband speeds on the planet.
- Multiple, simultaneous gigabit downloads
- Experience lower latency
- Game and stream your heart out
- Enjoy the fastest broadband connection available
Broadband connections using Hyperfibre technology are available nationwide from October 2020 provided the region you're in already has access to the Chorus fibre network.
Use the Chorus broadband checker to see if it's available in your area.
There is no build work required with a Hyperfibre connection as it still uses the Chorus fibre network which is already underground. But a technician will need to visit and change the ONT (optical network terminal) in your premises to a new one capable of handling Hyperfibre speeds. It's easy can be done in one quick visit.
When Hyperfibre is available in your area you'll be able to contact your preferred broadband provider directly to place your order. They'll send your order to us and we will schedule your upgrade.
This upgrade will take place in two parts:
1. We connect your fibre to our Hyperfibre network at the local exchange.
2. We visit your premises and replace your ONT (that’s the network terminal in your home) with a new one capable of handling Hyperfibre speeds.
Find the right connection for you
Not all broadband is created equal. Before you choose a plan with your broadband provider it’s good to understand the difference between the technologies and connection types available.
- Web browsing
- Emailing
- Download music / photos
- Web browsing
- Emailing
- Video streaming
- Streaming ultra-high definition video
- Video calling with apps like Zoom
- Uploading large files
- A wide range of online activities
- Streaming ultra-high definition video
- Online gaming
- Video conferencing
- All online activities that standard fibre broadband supports but 40x faster and with much more data capacity
Average pricing source: Glimp 18th Sep 2020. Excludes modem, install and other variable costs.
* Average percentage of the time a household could stream the highest Netflix video quality (UHD) - Measuring Broadband New Zealand (Spring 2020) report, Commerce Commission New Zealand.
** These download times are an estimate and assume the best typical speed for each broadband connection type (Source: Measuring New Zealand’s broadband performance). These estimates are not a guarantee of the speed you'll get at your address. Actual download times may be longer - especially for ADSL, VDSL and fixed wireless connections. Your broadband performance can be affected by range of factors beyond the Chorus network.
*** Please note that broadband offers vary between service providers.
Hyperfibre features
Home
Small Business
Business
Education
Network
Customers connected to the existing Chorus fibre network
Home
Small Business
Business
Education
Speed options
Home
2000 Mbps
4000 Mbps
Small Business
2000 Mbps
4000 Mbps
Business
2000 Mbps
4000 Mbps
Education
2000 Mbps
4000 Mbps
2000 Mbps
4000 Mbps
2000 Mbps
4000 Mbps
2000 Mbps
4000 Mbps
2000 Mbps
4000 Mbps
Symmetrical
Offers the same speed for uploads and downloads
Home
Small Business
Business
Education
Service
Business restore 24/7 support
Home
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Small Business
Business
Education
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ONT
New Hyperfibre Optical Network Terminal required
Home
Small Business
Business
Education
High traffic class bandwidth options
Prioritised data for your critical business needs
Home
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Small Business
2.5 Mbps
Business
10 Mbps, 20 Mbps, 50 Mbps, 100 Mbps
Education
10 Mbps, 20 Mbps, 50 Mbps, 100 Mbps
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2.5 Mbps
10 Mbps, 20 Mbps, 50 Mbps, 100 Mbps
10 Mbps, 20 Mbps, 50 Mbps, 100 Mbps
Transparent VLAN
Enhanced security for your hosting business applications
Home
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Small Business
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Business
Education
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Here's what to do next
Ready to take your connection to the next level? Follow these steps.
1. Check what's available
Our broadband checker tool will tell you in seconds if fibre is available now or when it’s coming. Check your address now.
2. Order with your provider
Talk to your preferred provider about the best fibre plan. Here are some tips of what to look out for.
3. Get connected
Chorus will connect your home or business to the fibre network. For most properties this is very straight forward.
The basic unit of measurement for a piece of computer data is the bit (which can be either 0 or 1). When we talk about the speed at which data moves across the internet we refer to megabits per second (1,000,000 bits per second) and more recently gigabits per second (1,000,000,000 bits per second).
The faster you can download and upload data, the more enjoyable your internet experience will be. That's because the things we like doing on the internet - like streaming movies, TV and music, and playing games - require lots of information to move quickly from the internet to our computer, device or TV.
Broadband connection types (like fibre) are advertised using the best speeds possible for the connection - a maximum potential upload and download speed. There are lots of factors that can affect the performance of your broadband, but the good news is, many of these things are within your control.
Latency - also known as ping - measures the time (or delay) it takes data to move from one device to another and back again. If the website you are trying to reach is far away or busy, then it will take longer to receive a response and your latency or ping rate with be high.
Wireless internet connections are more likely to be prone to poor latency which can affect the performance of your internet experience, including voice and video streaming services.
Different connections and cable types (copper, fibre, 4G wireless) carry data at different speeds, so a good download speed will depend on which of these connections you have at home. Ideally, you'll want to your speed test result to be close to the advertised top speed for your broadband plan.
If you’re not sure what type of broadband you have, you can use the Chorus Broadband Checker to find out what connection you’re on now and what options might be available at your place. Fibre and Hyperfibre connections are faster and more reliable than all the other types of broadband and come with dedicated capacity for multiple devices to connect at once - ideal for families!
We're ready to take it to the next level
The era of Hyperfibre is here. Delivering you hyperfast speeds so you're ready for a new decade and all the new technology that come with it. Experience speeds up the 40x faster than our most popular plans, it'll change the way we live, watch, play and work.