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New Zealand's academyEX celebrates the graduation of a 100-strong, diverse cohort, endorsing its successful learning model.

Generative AI (GenAI) investments in the Asia-Pacific are projected to accelerate at a staggering rate of 140%, the fastest globally, with spending expected to reach USD $3.4 billion across key nations, according to Infosys Knowledge Institute's research.

STX Next launches AI-powered tool 'DEEP Next', promising tenfold speed up in development using autonomous code-writing and testing procedures.

Exploring 'AI-first' in business means prioritising artificial intelligence in the core of product design and operations, fostering unparalleled efficiency, agility and customer satisfaction.

LeapXpert introduces GenAI application, Maxen, envisioned to revolutionise client communications and enhance the productivity of relationship managers, with the official launch set in March 2024.

OutSystems unveils major update with introduction of OutSystems Data Fabric and Event-Driven Architecture feature in its Developer Cloud to boost data-powered app creation and IT transformation.

GitHub introduces a public beta of its code scanning autofix for Advanced Security users, promising remediation of two-thirds of vulnerabilities within major coding languages.

Akamai Technologies pairs up with Fujitsu, broadening their cloud computing services in Australia and New Zealand, while honing their cybersecurity strengths and enhancing access to cost-efficient, modern cloud infrastructure for local organisations.

Amber Technology becomes exclusive distributor for Mojawa's innovative bone conduction headphones, marking Mojawa's debut in ANZ.

A Hokodo study indicates payment terms are key in B2B eCommerce, with 83% of businesses willing to abandon a transaction without them.

Deputy and Express Employment Professionals forge a strategic partnership, forecasted to improve work experiences for shift workers worldwide.

New Zealand truck drivers can now utilise the free Log Ninja app aimed at boosting road safety, reducing paper logbooks, and easing compliance burdens.

Following a $23M Series C funding round, API-led ad platform Kevel debuts its Retail Media Cloud solution, empowering smaller retailers to compete.

LiveRem launches innovative tool providing New Zealand firms with real-time salary benchmarking, levelling pay scales, filling knowledge gaps and aiding staff retention.

Zeda.io revolutionises customer insights with the release of their AI-driven Insights 2.0, aimed at transforming product management by harnessing customer feedback for revenue-focused product strategies.

New Zealand's traditional PC market saw a steep 10.7% decline in 2023 with only 669,000 units shipped, says IDC report.

New Zealand's smartphone market sees a strong 10% YoY and 14% QoQ rise in 4Q23 despite consumer spending uncertainties, says IDC report.

NVIDIA Edify expands its artificial intelligence capabilities with 3D asset generation, sparking collaborations with Shutterstock and Getty Images to enhance creative control and input for visual AI interfaces.

Clari enhances its RevAI portfolio with powerful features to accelerate revenue teams' productivity, mitigate revenue leakage and boost sales conversions, offering swift insights and intelligent follow-ups.

Adobe introduces Firefly-powered generative AI features into its Substance 3D design platform, enhancing efficiency and creative potential for game developers and VFX professionals.

NVIDIA integrates its Omniverse digital twin platform with Apple Vision Pro, unveiling a groundbreaking software framework that enables real-time 3D streaming of industrial digital twins, transforming spatial computing experiences.

NVIDIA unveils an extensive array of enterprise-grade generative AI microservices, allowing businesses to develop and distribute custom applications while retaining full intellectual property ownership.

NVIDIA unveils AI Enterprise 5.0, a new suite of software tools designed to streamline the integration of artificial intelligence into business operations, with high-profile users like Uber already recording positive experiences.

Contrary to popular belief, New Zealand's small retailers are poised for growth, whilst medium-sized businesses may struggle.