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Hewlett Packard releases the HP Elite x3 in the US, a device that combines PC power, tablet portability, and smartphone connectivity.

University of Canterbury's new 'lab-on-a-chip' technology could revolutionize disease detection and save Kauri trees.

What we have here, my discerning and loyal readers, is a printer that is quick, quiet, producing quality prints while being stingy on consumables.

Skybus commends Spark digital as the reason why its Auckland Airport to city bus service is now a internet hub for customers and tourists.

The students, along with chaperones, have already left for the land of innovation in California and have a big adventure ahead.

The IRD is seeking consultation and feedback on how software development expenditure should be classed for income tax purposes.

Xero's expansion into Singapore is proving to be a challenging endeavour with 'massive potential' for the company, but there's still work to do.

Kiwi kids code with robots as Waikato academics boost digital skillsets in schools, courtesy of 'Unlocking Curious Minds' grant.

Vodafone's IoT Barometer Report shows that 76% of companies see the Internet of Things as vital for their success.

Smart Cities Council ANZ plans to unleash the full potential of smart cities in ANZ, using digital technology and intelligent design to drive outcomes.

HR technology powers people management, so getting the right technology is about freeing up staff, workloads and improving your business, says WFS.

Kitset.io uses AI to allow anyone to build cross platform apps without coding, costing only $69/month. They are expanding into a variety of apps.

Loyalty New Zealand improves performance and reliability with Nimble Storage, reducing batch processing time by 5.5 hours.

Based on an experimental project from MIT, the Ori system allows an apartment dweller to transform a studio apartment.

Researchers at Microsoft and the University of Washington have reached an early milestone by storing a record 200 megabytes of data within DNA.

Digital commerce exemplars don’t merely convert their product catalogues into eCommerce sites and mobile commerce applications.

Manual accounts payable (AP) processes are inefficient, costly and increase the risk of inaccurate payments that are not compliant, so why risk it?.

Businesses are being advised to centralise administration tasks to better focus on strategic and creative efforts that contribute to business success.

Tech Futures Lab is a 10-week programme designed to give New Zealanders access to leading professional development.

‘Digital transformation’ is a common group of words thrown around to label the current evolution of the modern workplace, and for good reason.