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Potential personal data breach.

Opinion: 10 pressing issues for new Technology Minister Judith Collins

Tech has never loomed so large in our lives - or been the subject of so little policy.

Refurb scheme aims to deliver 20,000 ex-corporate laptops to students

The initiative will also address New Zealand's lousy e-waste record.

National retailer Mitre 10: Why it's slipped into the red

Major IT upgrade pushes co-operative business into annual loss.

The top five tricks and treats from Apple's Halloween event

New Zealand's local pricing and release dates revealed.

Vero must pay $3.9m for ‘false and misleading’ statements to customers

Judge imposes nearly $4m penalty on insurer.

Infratil’s CDC Data Centres gets another valuation hike, Auckland plans expanded

Yet another revaluation as CDC's construction plans expanded, accelerated.

Computer rage a modern necessary evil

Hard to imagine life without computers.

Jarden Brief: Chip wars and oil price intrigue

Machinations in motion to manipulate oil price.

‘Indigitech’: Drawing Māori and Pasifika students into stem subjects

PLUS: A teacher with a positive view of AI.

How will ChatGPT affect te reo Māori?

Māori fear losing sovereignty of the language.

Opinion: Picking winners in the AI gold rush

Opinion: In AI gold rush, the pick and shovel providers could win big.

Market Watch: AI frenzy drives new tech boom on Wall Street

Pie Funds Founder and CIO Mike Taylor joins NZ Herald Business Editor at Large Liam Dann to talk the AI frenzy that is driving a new tech boom on Wall Street. Video / NZ Herald

Liam Dann: Could the AI revolution solve the cost of living crisis?

We seem evolutionarily hardwired to embrace any new tool we are offered, despite the risk.

Jarden Brief: Ralph Lauren, Nvidia catch investor eyes

Optimism about leading position in AI chips drives stellar growth for Nvidia.

Jarden Brief: US company gets cooked in chip wars as China strikes back

Quarter of the chipmaker’s revenues in jeopardy as major powers squabble over technology.