Reviving IT assets offers a greener future, marrying economic gains with environmental responsibility—a vision for sustainable tech evolution.
New Zealand's Emissions Trading Scheme pressures businesses to cut carbon footprints, championing green IT solutions despite cost objections.
Genealogists at the Family History Fair in Hamilton delved into a celebrity lineage for a new documentary, uncovering fascinating insights about their ancestry.
Australia mulls new web laws: ISPs may have to disconnect users without anti-virus or firewalls, sparking privacy and cost concerns.
With the end of another XLAN come the results of the New Zealand World Cyber Games qualifiers for another year.
Over 660 gamers gathered at TelstraClear Pacific Events Centre for xLAN 2010, NZ's biggest gaming LAN event, aiming for the World Cyber Games.
Renaissance, an Auckland-based distributor, debuts its in-house brand Yoobee amidst industry upheavals, promising a robust future.
Lotto NZ's new mobile app revolutionises the game for players, offering instant results and ticket management, all at your fingertips.
Telecom sells AAPT's consumer division to iiNet for AUD $60 million and offloads an 18.2% stake in iiNet for AUD $70 million, streamlining its focus.
Oxygen appoints Damian Swaffield as New Zealand General Manager, Consulting, and Datta Supomo as Business Development Manager to enhance their SAP solutions.
Seek's data reveals a 48% spike in $100k+ jobs, with the IT sector leading the charge amid rising high-paying job opportunities.
Exeed's growth thrives, outshining its competitors in 2010, with a strategic re-brand and investment in key areas fuelling success.
Microsoft's annual Tech.Ed conference in Auckland, nearly sold out with just 100 tickets remaining, says Brent Colbert.
Pacnet partners with Pacific Fibre to fund a NZD $548 million trans-Pacific cable aimed at enhancing connectivity between Australia, New Zealand, and the US.
Tauranga's EOL partners with Israel's Wavion, eschewing costly towers for discrete installations, boosting network with eco-friendly tech.
D-Link announces a sprawling Great NZ Road Trip, starting in Hamilton to showcase their latest solutions for businesses and consumer offices.
Polycom boosts NZ presence, aiming at SMBs with Darryn Keiller's hire to lead sales and leverage video conferencing growth potential.
NZICT boosts board with top execs, including Microsoft NZ's Paul Muckleston, positioning tech sector as NZ's third largest export market.
Infor reports 42% local growth in public sector software sales, citing increased demand for social media engagement and staff mobility solutions.
The latest Nielsen stats highlight that a significant proportion of New Zealand households own more than one of the current crop of gaming consoles.
