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The world's tech giants are deploying machine-learning algorithms to ferret out hackers.
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Multinational giant after Auckland and Wellington staff.
Huawei hits roadblocks in Europe after US fight
Bans in Europe could significantly increase the financial pressures on Huawei.
Holidays Act nightmare: 34,000 workers paid out $18.9m so far
Payroll staff low paid, over-tasked as spotlight grows on Holidays Act underpayments.
Google employee found dead inside NYC headquarters
A 23-year-old Google worker has been found dead at his work space by a janitor.
22-year-old 'influencer' making $36k/month
Insane money diary about her comically perfect millennial lifestyle has gone viral.
Struggling to learn: Can we rewire kids' brains?
Scientists believe that children's brains can be "rewired" by practice.
Porn, threats and cyber attacks: Kiwi victim to give evidence in Denmark court
An Auckland teen will travel to Denmark to testify against an alleged cyber criminal.
Kiwis mistakenly think NZ safer from cyber crime
The survey shows a third of Kiwi businesses think they're safer than other countries.
Supercomputers a 'step change' for NZ science
New centre will allow scientists to investigate everything from quakes to climate change.
Google to give away US$25m to fund humane AI projects
The grant program is part of a broader Google initiative called "AI for Social Good".
Artificial intelligence sprouts in Kiwi agtech's global plans
Artificial intelligence is coming to a lettuce crop near you.
Students attack school websites in new form of 'fire alarm'
Attacking school websites is "replacing the act of pulling the school fire alarm".
Five myths about Apple debunked
COMMENT: Apple has always generated an unusually high volume of misunderstandings.
Microsoft co-founder's $40b estate: who gets a slice?
Important questions loom about which of Paul Allen's assets are likely to be wound up.
Crash victim married with young family
After pedestrian fatally hit by car, two other vehicles crashed at Maramarua.
Police Minister a victim of credit card fraud
The Police Minister's wife discovered more than $1000 bills from Apple on their card.
Shares in chip-makers tumble after China spy reports
China's foreign ministry said the claims were "malicious slander".
Record profit growth for NZ tech companies
As it closes in on dairy and tourism, tech deserves to be taken seriously, Shanahan says.
NZ's FaceMe provides Vodafone with virtual human
Startup hopes to parley deal into global deal with telco.
New details leak ahead of Straker float
Auckland translation software company, bankrolled by David Kirk, lines up ASX listing.
What's behind Apple's Auckland hiring spree?
Some of the US tech giant's most sophisticated R&D is taking place in NZ.
Memoir reveals 'cruel' relationship between Steve Jobs and daughter
A lifetime of cruelty is laid bare in Steve Jobs' daughter's searing memoir about father.
Students rebel against digital NCEA exam that requires new laptops
Students say they need to buy new laptops to sit a compulsory digital exam.
Big Read: The lucrative business of pumping up YouTube views
Plays can be bought for pennies and delivered in bulk.
Fortnite ploy shows Google's weakness
The move threatens Google and highlights weaknesses of its Android OS.
Geek out in Seattle's Living Computers Museum
The LCM in Seattle is hosting an exhibition showing the rise of home computers.
Comment: Why I'm not banning screens on holiday
Reports show that some people spend the equivalent of a day every week on their phone.
Fortnite leads to huge spike in NZ internet traffic
Kiwis playing online video game Fortnite saw internet traffic spike 20 per cent higher
Killer drones v cyber crime fighters
Killer drone, lethal bots are among the targets for Waikato University's cyber crime lab.
People's internet search histories on Google Chrome 'secretly recorded'
Software engineer finds extension siphons online history to third-party developers.