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90% of future jobs will involve digital literacy and 70% of young people are currently learning skills that will be redundant by 2030.

A survey by TechAisle and Microsoft reveals that many New Zealand SMBs stick with outdated PCs, risking high costs, security threats, and inefficiencies.

Aussie biz urged: Boost cyber defences pre-Christmas as hackers don't take holidays. Tips for a secure festive season.

Intel Labs has revealed a cryogenic control chip, Horse Ridge, that will accelerate the development of quantum computing systems.

Vertiv is set to become a public company for the first time by merging with GS Acquisition Holdings, a deal valued at USD $5.3 billion.

When you pay more than $2,000 for a device, and you are as clumsy as I am, the next natural step is to look for a really good screen protector.

Firms must boost talent retention in a tough job market, with strategic modern workplace adoption key to success.

Nokia's latest Android 9 phone offers top-of-the-line software updates and security, along with impressive camera capabilities.

As networks grow more complex, the need for unified security fabrics becomes paramount, offering seamless protection and simplified management.

Splunk acquires SignalFx, Omnition, and Streamlio to bolster cloud, microservices, and real-time data capabilities, boosting digital transformation tools.

Jamf has deployed new functionality across its suite of products that take advantage of Apple’s advances for businesses.

The autonomous vehicle market is booming, with 745,705 units expected by 2023, up from 137,129 in 2018, mainly in North America, China, and Europe.

SuiteLife represents the largest investment NetSuite has ever made in its partner ecosystem and encompasses a number of the NetSuite Partner Programs.

NetDragon secures USD $150 million from Ascendent Capital Partners to bolster its education subsidiary, enhancing China’s burgeoning education sector.

Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 offers a mix of fun and underwhelming mini-games, but it shines in party settings and retro-themed events.

Hills ANZ exits its AV business, selling it to Amber Technology, who will absorb employees and brands, with completion set for early December.

‘No holidays please, we’re SMBs’. That’s the sentiment coming from almost 1000 Kiwi small businesses, according to a study by 2degrees.

Bank of New Zealand and Vodafone New Zealand join forces to launch a business accelerator programme for Kiwi startups.

Few companies are at the cutting edge of digital transformation, according to a report by tech services firm Globant.

New Zealand’s 200 largest tech export companies by revenue (TIN200) exceeded more than $12 billion in revenue and more than $8 billion in export earnings.