Today Network for Learning (N4L) is naming an initial list of eight IT support companies to assist the Crown Company with its rollout of smarter and safer internet services to 2450+ schools across New ...

Intel has finally started its move away form Netburst, and we must say it's about time. While reasonable when it was up against the Athlon XP range of processors, AMD64 has changed the performance ...

Crown Company Network for Learning (N4L) is embarking on a national upgrade of its Managed Network for schools across New Zealand. This is the first major refresh of the Managed Network since N4L ...

Nearly 800,000 students and teachers from 2400+ schools are now using Network for Learning’s (N4L) Managed Network to enhance their learning, marking the completion of one of the largest technology ...

Network for Learning (N4L) is working with Chorus on a range of programmes to ensure barrier-free student access to its managed network internet services for learning. The government-funded managed ...

Chorus and Network for Learning (N4L) – the government owned company providing a fully funded managed Internet service to New Zealand schools mdash; have announced plans to upgrade schools’ Internet ...

The Network for Learning (N4L), a Crown-owned company, has enhanced its cybersecurity network services for all state and state-integrated schools and kura by partnering with and integrating the ...

Network for Learning (N4L) is aiming to exert more centralised control and to provide increased support of technology and services provided to schools and kura. The state-owned service provider was ...

Jeremy Banks (Ngāti Rārua, Rangitāne ki Wairau, Ngāti Kuia) has been appointed the new chair of Crown-owned organisation Network for Learning’s (N4L) board of directors. He was previously N4L’s deputy ...

Network for Learning (N4L) has developed a safety filter to make the internet safer for all students learning from home that parents can set up on their children’s learning device to block the worst ...

Asus has been more cautious compared to most motherboard makers when it comes to using Intel's mobile processors in a desktop environment. In late 2004, when the first Pentium-M desktop motherboards ...

What happens when you take one of Intel's Core Duo mobile processors and slap it into a desktop motherboard built by Asus? Well, you end up with a fast and quiet rig, that sips power compared to Intel ...