Digitising the nation is one of the Government’s key goals signalled by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern ahead of this year’s "Wellbeing Budget", and for good reason.

nib New Zealand (nib) has partnered with The Blues to launch We’re Sending You In - a virtual reality (VR) tour that gives fans the chance to experience training alongside some of their rugby heroes.

AI Day 2019 is adding an important panel debate to its two day programme to discuss how AI and other technology can help make our world safer, in light of the devastating events in Christchurch.

New research reveals New Zealanders are worried about their online security but most are not doing the simple things they know they should to protect themselves.

From the launch of a new web platform to connect companies in the region, to details about how Te Tai Tokerau Northland’s entrepreneurs can meet international investors, the launch of this year’s Techweek event is about to kick off and organisers are calling on Northland innovators to get in

Creating your true digital twin is now possible and will provide a groundbreaking 3D future for the entertainment, gaming, tourism and telecommunication industries, says a global expert on computational photography and computer vision.

A new partnership between Open Polytechnic’s School Strategy division, and Jaipuna, a computer software company, means that secondary school students can now have 24/7 access to an artificial intelligence (AI) mathematics tutor.

By 2021, Artificial Intelligence (AI) will allow the rate of innovation in New Zealand to double. Employee productivity gains are also expected to increase 1.5 times, according to a new AI study released by Microsoft, in partnership with IDC Asia/Pacific.

KPEX, the programmatic ad exchange owned by New Zealand’s four largest media groups, announces today that it will provide full URL transparency for all its online advertising inventory from 18th March 2019.

Kiwis could be future leaders in the billion-dollar global blockchain market across government and industry, BlockchainNZ executive director Mark Pascall says.