Juha Saarinen

The infosec saying that it's not a matter of if you'll be hacked, but when, might just be true if the British experience is anything to go by.

It's quiet out there in TechnologyLalaland, ahead of the United States elections. Which is understandable as that monumental event drowns out everything, including any news that tech companies might have.

While the market for BEVs in NZ is still anaemic this year, Ford has shot to the top of the table

If you subscribe to the web-based online accounting software Xero, you have probably received a notice that as of Tuesday electronic invoicing - or

Unemployment is rising and jobs are scarce, bad news for those of us who will suffer from the downturn.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is running up energy use faster than generators can provide power, and data centres could become operationally constrained in just two years' time, analyst firm Gartner predicts.

The researchers at OpenStar Technologies in Te Whanganui-a-Tara say they have achieved a crucial milestone when it comes to creating fusion energy, by making plasma suspended within a magnetic field in a vacuum chamber.

An advertising campaign promoting "100% mobile coverage. Launching 2024," has landed One NZ in legal hot water, with the Commerce Commission filing criminal charges against the telco over the claims.

Rocket launches can be a bit random, as in a great many things have to align pretty much perfectly for them to take place.

Businesses now have the option to use Apple's Tap to Pay to accept contactless payments using their iPhones; well, kind of contactless, if you ignore the cards being tapped against iPhones that is.