
Microsoft and Alphabet earnings show signs of resilience, AI hype draws Kiwi investors
Tech giants making big bets on artificial intelligence.
Tech giants making big bets on artificial intelligence.
The Government engaged the US to push AI learning in schools in 2017.
Jarden Brief: Solar stocks soar, Google slips on suspicions Bing on brink of breakthrough.
New centre will provide 50 full-time equivalent jobs.
Bill Gates calls the AI chatbot 'revolutionary', plus Fonterra's boss reflects.
The new feature 'Copilot' will free up time for workers.
Te Pūkenga joins with Microsoft, TupuToa and Te Whatu Ora to deliver training.
Microsoft’s stalled $68.7 billion deal to buy Activision Blizzard has hit a fresh hurdle.
Tech giant announces a new AI-powered search engine and browser.
It equates to 6 per cent of Google's workforce, in latest mass tech culls.
Workforce the size of a small city getting slashed at tech giants.
Microsoft has made a financial commitment of more than US$400 million.
Not just a game, esports aid students across the whole curriculum.
Innovation needed for NZ companies to hit climate change targets.
Public cloud growing tech businesses & customers: Microsoft
Not enough NZ businesses know the true cost of reducing emissions.
Hyperscale cloud tech can help NZ speed up climate change action.
If the country is to take advantage of technology to grow the economy, the tech industry
Kiwi software-as-a-service companies are acquiring others in a new trend.
NZ businesses harnessing innovation for resilience & recovery.
MDM frees up people & resources post-Covid, making businesses stronger.
Microsoft says NZ companies have a great post-Covid opportunity to go global.
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Artificial intelligence could make the game more dynamic and help it find its future stars
Artificial intelligence is helping ensure billions of dollars of NZ products get out..
Microsoft could even help researchers identify litter most impactful to marine life.
Microsoft still does everything in a big way, discovers Holly Ryan.