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Tesla to plunge as Musk's fortune plummets

Tesla's share of the electric vehicle market has been tipped to plunge dramatically.

Revealed: NZ military quietly buying dozens of recon drones in $100m project

Weaponised drones don't seem part of the package, but the NZDF is not ruling them out.

New Eroad boss on what went wrong, and the changes being made

PLUS: What was behind a mysterious departure. A directive to return to the office.

Hydrogen car sales predicted to take off, pushing EVs, as Auckland trial begins

New Zealand could be a winner if hydrogen fuel cells do take off.

'Crisis moment': NZ gaming firms cross Tasman as Aussie tax breaks kick in

Two of NZ's largest gaming studios are reluctantly turn to hiring offshore.

Traveller accuses airline staff of pocketing his AirPods

A passenger wants to know why his lost AirPods are commuting into Heathrow airport.

Karl Puschmann: Has Microsoft just killed video game consoles?

With the launch of Xbox Cloud Gaming, you no longer need an Xbox to play Xbox games.

Datacom profit slips with pandemic assist to staff - but pipeline fattens

Our largest homegrown IT company is avoiding 'a Gib moment'.

Drunk employee loses entire city's personal data in Japan

A Japanese company's after-work drinks has made global headlines.

Instagram tests using face-scanning AI for age verification

The use of face-scanning AI, especially on teenagers, has raised some alarm bells.

Unravelling Facebook NZ's accounts - where does all the money go?

Tech giants' NZ profits rise, but reported revenue remains a faction of their markets.

The electric-vehicle tipping point: Study reveals Kiwis' buying intentions

New survey reveals how many Kiwis are ready to switch up.

Portainer raises $10m in a VC market where the rules have changed

A game of two halves.

'Brain milk'? Ārepa breaks into Woolies, fields Fonterra and Nestlé offers

$5m raise will help attack the US market.

Juha Saarinen: Honey, I can't shrink the chips any further

We're bumping into the limits of semiconductors, and what NZ is doing about it.

Man guilty of possessing 11,000 objectionable files

Pearce Buckley assumed the name of a Spiderman character while uploading abuse videos.