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Race to protect against cybercriminals as crooks eye up AI tech

Have you been "privacied"? Cybercriminals aren't always generic bandits.

Juha Saarinen: Supply chain pain set to continue

Opinion: Chip wars heat up as globalisation couldn't deliver resilient supply chains.

Why AWS is spending $7.5b on NZ data centres

Increased demand for cloud computing has prompted AWS to make a big investment.

Mosque attacks: Terrorist challenges 'errors' in final report

March 15 gunman wants coronial inquiry to correct 'factual inaccuracies'.

Coroner asked to take deep dive into 'question marks' over March 15 terror attack

Muslim community leaders beg Coroner to delve into online radicalisation.

Virtual vice hotels: Why China's internet cafes now have beds

Chinese cyber cafes are becoming hotels to woo young gamers to plug legal loophole.

'Starting to freak us out': Robot's realistic response stuns engineers

Engineers behind a new Ameca robot have admitted its realism was 'freaky'

Digital divide: 'Whakamā' stops kids asking for laptops, developer says

Some students are still ashamed to ask for digital devices, advocate says.

Liam Dann: Why high inflation won't last

Tech billionaires are a weird bunch but they may hold the key to beating inflation.

Dental practice in the capital targeted by hackers

Privacy may have been breached at a dental practice after hackers hit its email server.

Tech-savvy Kiwis use code scripts to snap up MIQ spots before others

Kiwis are using computer programming code to effectively lock other out of MIQ.

Scale, details of massive ransomware attack on NZ schools emerge

St Peter's College and 10 other schools were hit by a worldwide cyber attack.

Inside the 'deadly serious' world of esports in South Korea

New York Times: Esports is the fifth-most popular future job among South Korean students.

Two Kiwi knights lock horns over America's Cup graphics

A battle is brewing between two Kiwis over the rights to lucrative yachting graphics.

Bitcoin faces onslaught as countries crack down

OPINION: China and the US were able to knock Bitcoin's price with statements alone.

Safe secrets: How to safeguard Kiwi inventions

It can cost millions to protect Kiwi ingenuity from global theft. Is it worth it?

Brian Fallow: Digital skills are essential skills

Lack of digital skills can hold you back on the job - or stop you from getting one.

The time travellers: Kiwis living here, working anywhere

Returned expat Kiwis who have kept their overseas jobs are warned not to cheat on sleep.