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ABI Research highlights that while manufacturing opportunities are down, the worlds of disinfecting, surveillance and delivery are opening.

GlobalData explains how emerging technologies are being deployed to help keep the spread of the virus in check.

When world-leading IoT networks come to mind, you might not necessarily think of the Chatham Islands as having one of them.

New Zealand's tech sector gathers at the Southern SaaS event in Auckland to focus on achieving faster and smarter growth.

NZTech's Graeme Muller sees agritech as a potential saviour for New Zealand's economy, joining 30 delegates in Silicon Valley to explore this promising sector.

Thirty of New Zealand’s agritech innovators have finally landed in Silicon Valley this week as they get ready to put their innovations to the test.

New Zealand's Wireless Nation introduces the Fox Tracker, a DIY wireless asset tracker that could save businesses and individuals thousands of dollars annually.

VMware also debuted the VMware Cloud Provider Platform, an initiative aiming to address the strategic business imperatives of cloud providers.

Private ownership of online schools could be detrimental to New Zealand, warns education expert. Public schools are more effective, says Prof. Gary Miron.

Ingram Micro is bolstering its cloud strategy with the acquisition of Parallels’ Odin Service Automation platform for an undisclosed sum.

European stock markets closed lower, giving up earlier gains, as investors swung from optimism to pessimism about the potential for a deal between.

Microsoft NZ launches Get Modern Tour, boosting partner sales training for devices and Windows 8.1, aiming to drive sales in the SMB sector.

BI trends soar as firms pursue smart consolidation and integration to sharpen decision-making and cut costs amidst economic challenges.

Chili con Carnage is certainly a game worth playing. It proves that shooters can be done on the PSP, and is a real step forward in the right direction.