Technology

Mega-company Amazon asked Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern for help over billion-dollar data centres it is building here, and to have input on policy.

Software makers warn under-funding is prompting schools to use outdated and cheap computer programs that create cybersecurity and privacy risks.

The national archive, fresh from apologising for one privacy breach, admits a second psychiatric hospital was caught up in it.

Medical supplies distributor Toomac has been sold to British-based global company Bunzl for an undisclosed price.

Police say 2022 has been a big year for fraud and scam investigations, and they are issuing a reminder to keep banking details safe and report fraud immediately.

Kiwi aerospace entrepreneurs are pushing ahead with air taxis, reusable rockets and tree-spotting drones, despite frustrations.

Fonterra's global focus has shifted since the pandemic began, anticipating much of its future growth will stem from investment in high value growth in biotech products.

The restricted information mistakenly made open access included names, ages, marital status and "the condition people were admitted for".

Education Minister Chris Hipkins last year urged officials to act faster, documents show.

A Swedish company has apologised over months of security breaches at Archives New Zealand.

The High Court has granted an order preventing anyone from accessing, sharing or publishing coronial files obtained from a cyber attack last month.

Tesla boss Elon Musk has disclosed another $3.6b in stock sales, taking his total near $40b this year and frustrating investors as the company's shares wallow at two-year lows.

Biometrics - such as a person's face, iris or fingerprint - are increasingly being used to verify identities online and for surveillance.

Spark could be about to find a lifeline for its money-losing sports streaming service.