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Internet safety watchdog NetSafe has been selected by the Govt to help reduce harmful digital communications in an official Approved Agency role.

Intel have finally revealed their latest high-end CPU. It is a 10 core monster that will crunch through data like a dieter at a pizza convention.

Overwatch is a new FPS online multiplayer game from Blizzard and it is very fun. You don’t even have to be good at FPS games in order to enjoy it.

UK Gov strengthens online defences, ensuring domain name security and bolstering public confidence in official websites.

LiveU has announced that it has secured further stakes in New Zealand's broadcasting and news industry as demand for its live video services grows.

The app sends out notifications of last known locations once a battery goes flat, with the developers choosing tech friendly NZ to make their debut.

As the virtual reality race heats up, the need for a super-fast, single-GPU solution has become that much more important.

Canterbury schools to receive $276m investment in infrastructure as part of Budget 2016, according to Education Minister Hekia Parata.

The 2016 Budget will inject $761.4m into science and tech in New Zealand, promoting entrepreneurship, skills, and economic growth.

New Zealand Tertiary College (NZTC) launches NZTC Global, offering online early childhood qualifications worldwide.

Intergen partners with WelTec to boost its IT team, investing in young talent with a robust graduate programme and Young Achiever Awards.

Hutt City Council's website ranks first in Wellington and fifth overall by the ALGIM, a fantastic endorsement says Council Senior Web Advisor Sonja Cabrera.

Most schools in New Zealand to receive extra funding after targeting discretionary funding to at-risk students.

While some consider the latest update to the Galaxy line of handsets to be minor, there are some very important changes.

The establishment of a national Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) is a 'major development' WHERE id = says Deloitte.

Deep Silver’s Homefront: The Revolution invites us to take another look at a USA on its knees post-invasion and occupied by North Korea.

Mark Zuckerberg will host a live call with three astronauts aboard the International Space Station, using Facebook Live.

The summit brings together two facets of education technology, both of which will have an impact on the economy and the future for NZ students.

Air New Zealand is using robotic technology from Invert Robotics to remotely inspect its fleet of aircraft, ensuring safety for employees and customers.

Hackers are getting access to email accounts and altering bank account numbers on invoices before they reach the client, according to Consumer NZ.