NZ Tech stories
Edtech surveillance by multinational tech companies to harvest pupils' personal data is provoking controversy, clampdowns and court cases in the US and Europe.
Tech sector aims to attract international investors as large tech sector investors explore opportunities in New Zealand.
Residents and businesses could soon see smarter lighting, bins and parking as Spark’s 5G rollout supports IoT across Auckland’s CBD.
Sector growth is set to lift jobs and exports as smaller Kiwi tech firms tap climate, finance and 4IR demand over the next decade.
Digital Identity NZ champions giving Kiwis control over their digital identities, amid growing concerns about data security and transparency.
UK tech executives back NZ study on impact of technology changes on future of work; call for focus on human side of technology. #Techleaders.
Digital identity could soon make everyday transactions easier for New Zealanders, as privacy and security concerns grow around online services.
New Zealand firms risk losing ground as the AI boom speeds up, with few corporates yet experimenting or innovating, Greg Cross says.
By 2030, New Zealanders may ditch textbooks and landlines as digital tools reshape schools, homes and the way services are delivered.
Untrusted online reviews could stall purchases as a New Zealand-led blockchain platform aims to restore confidence in the global market.
Globally, AR is predicted to be the fastest growth segment in the world with forecast global revenues of US$83 billion.
COVID-19 is driving New Zealand's digital future, says NZTech chair Mitchell Pham, as tech businesses adapt and innovate.
FintechNZ general manager James Brown says that the virus could change the fintech landscape across industries.
New Zealand looks to artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things to help address the growing food shortage and support sustainable economic growth.
