Technology news stories - Page 2

Global technology consulting firm MTX Group has announced its expansion across Australia and into New Zealand as it invests in the Asia Pacific region.

The business world is seldom simple, nor is the daily running of a busy legal firm. Like any evidence-based industry, there are always risks, nuances, mitigating factors, and an element of uncertainty.

As hybrid work becomes the norm attention is turning to how to maintain productivity and culture with a geographically dispersed workforce.

With the rise of conscious consumerism and conscious capitalism, mining enterprises are facing pressure to shift to cleaner and more sustainable operations.

Zayo Group has made history with the world's longest 800G optical wave, beating the former world record by 74.5km.

EverEdge is a global intangible asset specialist advisory service, and Paul joins us today to discuss concepts of data valuation and monetisation and why they’re so crucial to enhancing growth opportunities.

Copper cabinets are soon to be a thing of the past for many Kiwis, with Chorus announcing it will switch off its first copper cabinets in mid-March.

Faraz Ali joins us today to discuss edge infrastructure and its application in industry, and Vertiv’s role in gaming and sustainability in the data centre.

New research has revealed that devices with foldable screens will reach nearly 10% of all smartphone sales by 2030.

Apple has announced a brand new model of iPad Air as part of their new product range for 2022.

In time for International Women's Day, MYOB has launched their highly sought-after DevelopHer programme for the first time in New Zealand.

Organisations can look to their technology architecture for ways to save energy and reduce their impact in an effort to reach net-zero carbon emissions.

The Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre has highlighted leading female voices who address biases and generalisations when it comes to a career in manufacturing. 

Securing a hybrid workplace can come with all sorts of challenges. Unintegrated technology and lack of knowledge can lead to serious security flaws in a business and ultimately make working processes harder.

The finance industry is changing, and many businesses are struggling to keep up. Gone are the days of brick and mortar systems, where paper filing and long drawn out processes were the norm.

NVIDIA, the company renowned for being trail blazers in applying GPU's to artificial intelligence, has recently announced they will again help foster collaborative industry growth and development by holding their annual GPU Technology Conference (GTC) from March 21 to 24.

Delinea has reported a record annual recurring revenue for the 2021 fiscal year, along with a range of new customer acquisitions globally.

Whilst most webcams are fine for zoom calls, they fall short of the specification required for good streaming or YouTube video.

No stranger to supplying gamers with high-quality audio, EPOS enters the streaming microphone space with the B20 Streaming Microphone.

When planning the house move, security was one of my biggest worries. One of the measures I took was to install a Google Nest camera with floodlights. 

Submarine cable networks are often perceived as quite an anomaly to some. While they are generally a crucial part of a country's data and communication infrastructure, there is limited knowledge and public perception of the actual technology behind them.

This week, we spoke to Uniphore co-founder and president (APAC) Ravi Saraogi, who shared some insight into how conversational automation technology is shaping the way call centres and enterprises conduct business.

Yieldbroker has announced a new collaboration with Sisense to aid its expansion within the Australian and New Zealand market.

Battles with ‘legacy’ systems have transitioned into broader battles with ‘tech debt’, but the root cause and resolution options are still much the same.