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Chris Keall
Chris Keall is the technology editor and a senior business writer for the NZ Herald
Technology Editor/Senior Business Writer
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Tech giant is one of the NZ Super Fund's largest investments.
Eruption took out Tonga's main communications link to the outside world.
Also questions over timing over order, given most hardware won't arrive until mid-year.
Business NZ also disappointed at 'lack of clarity', struggle for rapid tests.
Lockdown boom in cloud-computing spurs server farm surge. Has it gone over the top?
Can others follow in their footsteps?
Customs, MIQ rep at odds in airport stand-off.
Tech editor Chris Keall digs into the details of the deal.
Retailers worldwide affected by cyber-heist. Kings explains why it took so long to alert.
Agencies have been slow to answer Herald questions.
Sir Richard Branson among backers.
Drive comes at a time when Tonga faces weeks of being cut off from the outside world.
'The space race is back.' Bull and bear cases for the Kiwi-American company outlined.
Kiwi telcos offer free calls. Dust-cloud interrupts backup satellite communications.
Another boom year in the offing for Kiwi tech.
The cyber-heist saw details from some 3.7 million accounts compromised.
A new threat to fast food - and this time it's not Government restrictions.
How competition law experts see the deal, which has now been formally submitted.
The paid version had three features that appealed - but not quite enough.
The MyFoodBag and Tend founder's pandemic advice for the Government.
How to tell the difference between a fake and the real thing.
Mood fuels "The Great Resignation". Expert says a pay rise is cheaper than recruitment.
"In general, I don't believe in lockdowns or handouts."
The deal is likely to get the green light from the ComCom. An IPO is off the tagble.
What the Vista Group boss is looking forward to in the year ahead.
Plus: How Facebook and Google handle things.
400,000 "Flubot" fraudulent messages per day - how to rid it from your phone.
Airline takes 720,000 bookings for the holiday season.
Texan firm, local venture capitalist inject funds.
NZ lawmakers accused of inaction as the sometimes sinister tech becomes more prevalent.
Sale caps comeback year for pay-TV broadcaster, hint of return of dividend.
Pitches "virtual fleet" of Teslas as option to replace your business' carpool.
Another sign of a rapidly shifting market.
The high-growth industry says it needs a series of other moves.
Acquisition boosts total staff headcount to more than 1100.
A research or military-operational cargo?
Virtual/bricks-and-mortar primary health provider now has tens of thousands of patients.
Firm says EV technology has reached a commercial tipping point.
Industry says it's created 200 jobs during the pandemic - but that 300 are at risk.
Move comes as Sky TV prepares its own streaming box.
Flashmobs, organised crime on the increase.
Move follows increase in profit guidance, driven by cost savings.
Attacks down on year-ago quarter but rising as Christmas season approaches.
One to download before your summer road trip. EVs catered for, too.
Sports-rights clawbacks and other cost-savings drive big jump in an earnings forecast.
Video gaming heads toward being a $1 billion export sector for NZ.
PLUS: Long-serving Netsafe boss exits stage left.
"Workers are genuinely tired." Steps for bosses and workers to reduce risk.
PLUS: Watchdog reveals the best broadband performer during Auckland's latest lockdown.
Pharmacies proving to be a life-saver.
PLUS: Researcher talks to the Herald about what's next.
Auckland firm triples first-half profit, confirms bullish full-year guidance.