Launched this week, Kiwi-designed Clarc is an integrated cloud-based management platform where all the day-

New Zealand website builder Rocketspark has launched what is believed to be the first Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool on the market that creates text content for its website users, helping get their businesses in front of more customers online.

MARS Bioimaging Ltd (MBI) will soon begin a large-scale international trial of its revolutionary new compact 3D-colour hand and wrist scanner, following a successful feasibility study involving New Zealand orthopaedic patients.

Telling the stories of some of the veterans at rest in Porirua Cemetery has become a lot easier.

Spark has turned on 5G in the streets of Dunedin Central and in partnership with local innovators Animation Research Limited (ARL) will bring to life local street art with a one-of-its-kind augmented reality experience, available to the public for free on the 12th and 13th November.

There is no need to stop giving feedback to organisations on shared devices during the pandemic thanks to the use of new antiviral and antimicrobial screens, scientifically proven to protect against COVID-19-.

Biotech is improving everyday life without most Kiwis realising, a new BioTechNZ research report says.

The landmark BioTechNZ study analysed the state of biotechnology and its impact and benefits for the New Zealand economy and society.

New Zealand’s Information and Communications Technology sector to grow strongly as digital transformation becomes a reality

Cyber Citadel Security Lead Rafay Baloch together with Rapid7 Director of Research Tod Beardsley disclosed address bar spoofing vulnerabilities today in seven mobile web browsing applications.

Covid has suddenly and dramatically increased New Zealand’s reliance on digital devices and the internet, despite this CERT NZ’s research shows Kiwis are not adjusting their behaviours around cyber security fast enough, NZTech chief executive Graeme Muller says.