Westcon-Comstor has become the exclusive distributor of VMware by Broadcom products across New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, enhancing tech solutions.
A report by Gen reveals alarming cyber threats on social media in New Zealand, with phishing and malvertising driving a 21% spike in extortion mails.
Bengaluru’s logistics boom is drawing 165-plus exhibitors and 10,000 professionals to a November expo on warehouse automation.
Chorus is set to enhance wholesale fibre broadband speeds for over 700,000 New Zealand homes at no extra cost, starting June 2025.
Security teams are being urged to pair AI with human oversight as bias, privacy risks and adversarial attacks can weaken defences.
Demand for flexible offices is climbing in New Zealand as AI and hybrid work reshape space needs, with hubs and spokes set to dominate corporate use.
New Zealand researchers warn the US funding freeze could disrupt ocean, Antarctic and health science, and strengthen anti-science politics.
National average asking prices rose 60.3% in 10 years, but Auckland lagged as regional New Zealand drove most of the gains.
New Zealand employers can face wider safety duties than many realise, covering mental health, training, equipment and worker accommodation.
One New Zealand has launched its Satellite TXT service for iPhone 14 and later, allowing users to send texts beyond cellular coverage, boosting connectivity.
New disclosure and adaptation rules will force large firms to spell out climate risks, while greenwashing scrutiny and reporting relief evolve.
Auckland and Wellington are among Asia-Pacific’s most inclusive cities, with social equity seen as a driver of talent, growth and investment.
A skilled labour crunch, weak investment and slow policy change are set to keep Aotearoa New Zealand’s construction sector under strain in 2025.
New Zealand’s 545,000 small businesses could gain cheaper chemical compliance if ministers revive industry codes of practice, the sector says.
Tū Ātea is set to launch New Zealand's first commercial Private 5G network at CentrePort, enhancing connectivity for the vital Wellington port operations.
Inflation is driving New Zealand staff to demand higher wages, with 87% worried their salaries will lag rising living costs this year.
Replacing conventional materials in new infrastructure could lock away 16.6 billion tonnes of CO2 a year, researchers say.
Ratepayers could face more pressure unless ministers ease red tape, funding rules and reporting burdens on councils this year.
Cheap AI tools are helping small firms cut worksite risks, from forklift collisions to hazardous inspections, while lifting compliance.
A formal certificate aims to cut injuries in New Zealand construction, where the sector still records one of the highest claim rates.
