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Dotcom disclosure case goes to NZ's top court
Kim Dotcom will get to argue before the New Zealand Supreme Court that he should see the US government's entire internet piracy case against him when it tries to extradite him to the United States.
Dotcom orders deletion of 3D gun design from Mega
Internet mogul Kim Dotcom says designs for a 3D-printed gun are 'scary', and he has deleted public links to its blueprints from his new file-sharing website.
No patents is a no brainer for New Zealand
Why spend all those years in the garage developing your wonderful software if some cheat is to come along and rip-off your creation?
Huawei CEO: New Zealand 'very valuable' market
Huawei CEO Ren Zhengfei opens up to the media for the first time and shares why New Zealand is one of its most important markets and that it has no part to play in cybersecurity challenges confronting the United States.
New Zealand drops ability to patent software
A supplementary order paper from the NZ Commerce Ministry confirms that software will not be patentable in New Zealand if the invention is solely software.
Government IT failures confirm the cost of complexity
It is nothing short of an outrage that New Zealand faces spending at least $1.5 billion on a mere "upgrade" or "overhaul" of the IT system for the Inland Revenue Department.
Bring on the boot camps
That perennial issue of skill shortages in New Zealand has reared its head again, and one way to solve the issue could be boot camps.
Telecom NZ buys Revera for NZ$96.5m
Telecom New Zealand has confirmed that it has purchased IT infrastructure and datacentre company Revera in a deal worth NZ$96.5 million.
Moutter makes his mark with his Telecom NZ reinvention
In less than a year since taking the CEO mantle, Simon Moutter has already changed Telecom New Zealand forever.
New Dotcom era in more ways than one
New Zealand's prospering tech sector looks set for further growth.
NZ govt wants stronger telco powers for 'potential threats'
The New Zealand government is changing the way it works with telecommunications companies because it needs stronger powers to deal with potential threats to national security, Prime Minister John Key has said.
Visionstream wins NZ$500m UFB contract
Leighton subsidiary Visionstream has won an NZ$500 million contract extension with Chorus to roll out the country's Ultra-Fast Broadband fibre network in Auckland.
Kordia sells Orcon to NZ investors
New Zealand government-owned Kordia has sold off its internet service provider subsidiary Orcon to a group of private investors.
NZ's farmers to harvest unspoken 4G bonus
One of the missed benefits of New Zealand's competing 4G rollouts is the increased connectivity that the country's Rural Broadband Initiative will bring.
Telecom NZ 4G network targets October launch, chooses Huawei build
Telecom New Zealand will go live for Auckland in October this year before hitting Wellington and Christchurch by year's end.