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NZ MPs get behind-the-scenes DeepSeek warning

Many countries ban the Chinese AI app, NZ still assessing threat.

Ex-Bell Gully solicitor raises $28m for his legal AI start-up

In-house legal teams at Fonterra and US giants have signed on.

Union foresees brain-drain as Callaghan scientists face six months in limbo

'This will be a brain drain of the Government’s own making.'

NetSafe joins forces with Sticks ‘n Stones, calls out Meta

Open letter critical of Mark Zuckerberg's moves to reduce Facebook, Instagram protections.

Goodbye Herk – RNZAF farewells the Hercules

Air Force retires the C-130H Hercules transport aircraft after 60 years in the air.

Goodbye Herk - RNZAF farewells their fleet of Hercules

5 C-130H Hercules transport aircraft retire with a nationwide flypast. Photos / NZME

NZX suspends Being AI, firm’s website offline

Controversial start-up moves out west.

Failed Hamilton aquabike maker Manta5: Liquidators brace for millions in warranty claims

More details emerge around failed startup.

Watch: Fullers' 'world-first' hydrofoiling electric boat ready for passengers

A 100-passenger commuter model is on the way.

E-motorcycle firm collapse: Anxious customers, Crown agency owed $400k

Can the electric biker maker still go postal? Crown agency owed $400,000.

A Trump party hosted by Peter Thiel, with all of Silicon Valley

New York Times: Euphoria among the tech industry on the cusp of the Trump presidency.

TikTok begins restoring US service after Trump pledges to pause ban

Elon Musk is a potential buyer of the app.

A$3.4 billion Foxtel deal puts Sky in da zone

DAZN is buying Foxtel for A$3.4b, sparking Sky TV takeover rumours.

TikTok going dark: $100m spender Zuru says it's a 'negotiating tactic'

Trump is positioning himself as a white knight in response.

Tauranga-based e-motorcycle maker Ubco tipped into receivership, ex-boss fires shots

All staff terminated as bad year for tech continues.

US Supreme Court upholds TikTok ban-or-sale law set to start Sunday

US ban will go ahead if Chinese owner fails to sell the app. Elon Musk could be a buyer.