Announcing New Zealand's first Kubernetes Certified Service Provider

Locally owned and operated Catalyst Cloud has become the first and only Kubernetes Certified Service Provider (KCSP) in New Zealand, with certification from the prestigious Cloud Native Computing Foundation.

'Cloud guru' Igor Portgual takes on new role at Catalyst Cloud

'Cloud guru' and open source champion Igor Portugal has taken on the new role of Chief Growth Officer at Catalyst Cloud.

Portugal will be leading a growth team committed to making true cloud computing more accessible to businesses in Aotearoa.

EFF says programmer's case is political, not criminal

San Francisco - A team from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has returned from a fact-finding mission in Quito for the case of Ola Bini-a globally renowned Swedish programmer who is facing tenuous computer-crime charges in Ecuador.

New Zealand to gain 'world-leading' natural hazard risk modelling tool

EQC, GNS Science and NIWA have joined forces to further develop world-leading natural hazards risk modelling for New Zealand.

New Zealand to have world-leading natural hazard risk modelling tool

EQC, GNS Science and NIWA have joined forces to further develop world-leading natural hazards risk modelling for New Zealand.

NZ Customs makes Border Management System agility gains

The New Zealand Customs Service has successfully migrated its CusMod border management system onto Datacom’s new Govt.Container service.

UC’s soccer robots only NZ team to qualify in international RoboCup

The University of Canterbury (UC) team, ‘Electric Sheep’, was the only New Zealand team to compete and qualify at the international RoboCup 2019 competition, in Sydney, Australia, recently.

Local government debates remits at AGM

A record 21 remits were made official Local Government New Zealand (LGNZ) policy at LGNZ’s Annual General Meeting today, from a total of 24 remits that were voted on.

"Game-changer for higher education in NZ" launched in Otago

Today, Otago Polytechnic and Ara Institute of Canterbury launch a national Centre for Open Education Practice to promote, research, and develop open educational resources and practices for the benefit of all New Zealand learners in the post-secondary sector.

Sarjeant's My Choice launches with works selected by Mayor

My Choice is a new exhibition series to be staged by the Sarjeant Gallery Te Whare o Rehua Whanganui. As indicated by the name, the My Choice exhibitions will each be selected by various people from, or with a connection to, Whanganui and the Sarjeant.