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Driverless cars may be coming, but let's not get carried away

New York Times: Elon Musk has promised self-driving cars "sometime next year".

Huawei warns US patent curbs would hurt global tech

American officials accuse Huawei of facilitating Chinese spying.

Kris Faafoi seeks enduring iwi framework from 5G spectrum talks

Faafoi says he's had positive conversations over Treaty of Waitangi issues.

Inside China's battle to keep internet addiction in check

SCMP: Internet addiction treatment centres in China are providing 'detox' services.

Bill Gates reveals $600 billion 'mistake'

The Microsoft founder has finally opened up about his "greatest mistake ever".

Watch: New tool lets NZ Space Agency track satellites launched from NZ

Partnership with US space-debris tracker LeoLabs.

Is there any point spending $2000 on the latest iPhone?

Splash out straight away or wait for the "price drop"?

US tech companies sidestep a Trump ban to keep selling to Huawei

New York Times: A number of companies have sold millions of dollars of products to Huawei.

AI may not take your job, but it could become your boss

New York Times: Have we overlooked the possibility robots will become our bosses?

Surge pricing just the start: Other charges could be coming to Uber Eats

Busy-area fee one of three fees which could hit consumers in the pocket.

ComCom steps in as Vodafone, Vocus slam 'pathetic' Chorus pricing offer

What's behind the bunfight could end up in the High Court.

Expert's best-guess at Rocket Lab's secret military payload

Two Socom birds onboard for Thursday's launch.

Australian man claims he invented bitcoin, suing those who doubt him

People dispute claims Craig Wright is Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious inventor of bitcoin

The cult video game at the centre of a string of legal battles

It is facing down copycats.

Liam Dann: Hisco's departure the spark in tinder dry banking sector

COMMENT: The departure hits local banking at a time when tensions were already high.

Rocket Lab wants to hire another 100 staff in NZ

Peter Beck on America's Cup competition as he seeks 100 staff and NZ's "lost generation".

Supercomputing is latest front in US-China high-tech battle

China's supercomputer industry became the latest target of US trade restrictions.