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Corsair, the gaming heavyweight, has acquired custom gaming PC firm Origin PC, expanding its offerings and capabilities.
Auckland-based tech firm Aider is making waves in the US and Canada with the launch of its digital assistant, which integrates with popular platforms.
Cloud as a Business (CaaB) taps Equinix data centres in five key cities, enhancing global cloud infrastructure for MSPs with improved connectivity and security.
45% of Australians and 49% of New Zealanders appreciated specific tools such as AI and bots, because they believe it enables them to focus on other things.
A new mobile malware variant, Agent Smith, has infected 25 million devices worldwide by exploiting Android vulnerabilities, with 15 million affected in India.
Facebook's cryptocurrency plans signify that cryptocurrencies are now mainstream, according to the CEO of deVere Group.
Dunedin City Council is making the switch to smart street lighting as part of its agreement with global smart city solutions provider Telensa.
The program is designed to aid companies in finding modern data center facilities for their artificial intelligence-based infrastructure.
The global PC market saw a surprising 4.7% growth in Q2 2019, as easing supply shortages and trade tensions boosted shipments, reports IDC.
In 2018, broadband subscriptions rose by 8%, or 108 million subscriptions, resulting in mobile broadband penetration reaching just under 110%.
ServiceNow shifts its SaaS solutions in the US and Australia to Microsoft's Azure cloud, enhancing enterprise and government digital transformation efforts.
Google has announced the opening of a new data centre and Google Cloud region in Nevada, promising improved connectivity and a USD $600 million investment.
Swimming Australia is partnering with Amazon Web Services to revolutionize the swimming experience for fans and athletes.
Schneider Electric has broadened its data centre cooling portfolio with the compact 30kW InRow DX, targeting modernised, high-density, adaptable cooling needs.
At this time of year there are plenty of foggy patches around the country – but what if it was possible to turn that fog into drinkable water?.
SimPHARM, a state of the art simulation tool developed at the University of Otago and now commercially licensed by a United States-based company.
LinkedIn dominates the market, but employers and recruiters can still tap a wider pool of candidates through Google, Facebook and niche boards.
New Zealand could be leading the world in the development of drone technologies, but we need to work out how to make those technologies safe first.
Small, subtle changes to repeat practice sessions can help people learn motor and other skills faster, Johns Hopkins researchers found.
Poor planning is driving up housing costs and holding back productivity, according to Infrastructure New Zealand chief executive Stephen Selwood.