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Despite all this growth, the award-winning Christchurch company retains the fun and cheeky personality of a start-up. Their ...
Australian and New Zealand security agencies have joined forces with allies in an enterprise cybersecurity push, urging ...
Many of New Zealand’s leading retailers have announced their support for the use of facial recognition technology – likely indicating planned usage, or at least trialling, ahead for the stores – on ...
New Zealand businesses may be happy to adopt cloud, but they’re failing to make the most of the technology – and that could stymie their plans for newer technologies such as AI. At least, that’s ...
“If you’re serious about AI, you and your enterprise have to care about three kinds of outcomes: Business outcomes (does it deliver ROI, some value), technology outcomes (is is secure, scalable, is ...
Several of the advisor procurements come in for rebuke with the ANAO noting the sourcing partner procurement blew out from $13 million to $42 million, the financial assurance procurement increased ...
Mount Maunganui drone maker Syos Aerospace, which recently signed a deal with the British Defence Force, and Optimation’s ...
Keylogging and apps that collect personal data to wearables, biometrics AI models to determine if an employee is concentrating – it’s not George Orwell’s 1984, but today’s reality for workers ...
Auckland electricity distributor Vector has flagged ‘significant uncertainty’ around increasing power demands as hyperscale data centres as generative AI takes a toll on power grids around the world.
“You don’t make a population healthy by giving everyone an asprin,” says Craig Lawson. “What you do is treat every patient individually.” And that, according to Lawson – a Gartner research vice ...
Australian print powerhouse Konica Minolta has transformed into a more customer-centric business with SAP Analytics Cloud and Business Warehouse on SAP’s in-memory database bolstered by Amazon Web ...
“You fully give in to the vibes, embrace exponentials and forget that the code even exists.” That’s Andrej Karpathy, OpenAI co-founder, former director of AI for Tesla on the phrase he coined which ...