Island stories - Page 13

Inclusion on a government security panel, potential whitelisting deals, growing contractor and customer numbers - it's been a busy year for PS Duo.

Spark and Vodafone have partnered to launch a new 3G and 4G cell tower in Kirwee, Canterbury, enhancing connectivity for the rapidly growing town.

New Zealand's top 200 tech firms, known as TIN200, have hit a milestone, generating NZD $10 billion in revenue, making it the third-largest export category.

What happens when you take resellers away from their mobile phones, internet and the demands of everyday life?.

XTC is poised to welcome its largest pool of international contenders to date, representing countries such as Norway, Australia, Rwanda and Singapore.

Dicker Data, Ingram Micro, Matrix CNI, Thomas Duryea, Datacom and Tech Data Systems are among the winners in this year's Aruba APAC partner awards.

Auldhouse, a Kiwi training provider, will launch AWS certification courses across New Zealand to help grow the number of AWS certifications in the country.

Hamilton-based Ultrafast Fibre has been named the fastest growing tech company in the Central North Island for the third year running.

Is New Zealand prepared for power outages? Recent events highlight the importance of a steady power supply for businesses.

More than 100 organisations in Rotorua, Taupo and Kawerau have completed either Firestation's Incubate and Accelerate since 2014.

Over 800 representatives from New Zealand's Salesforce ecosystem of customers, partners and cloud specialists attended the event.

The Accelerate programme, run by central North Island business growth centre Firestation, will start in late September.

China Unicom with Ericsson have launched a Gigabit LTE network that allows subscribers to experience high-speed mobile broadband data.

First Gas has signed a contract with Promapp, and will replace its current manual, paper-based business processes with Promapp's process mapping tool.

The IRD is cracking down on undeclared income and it's very easy for them to see what services a company is offering online.

the company has concentrated heavily on its cyber and tech liability offerings, which Samson says is a good fit for South Island tech companies.

Branson's Extreme Tech Challenge empowers entrepreneurs and their companies by providing them with visibility and resources.

Government funding of $251,000 will be used to build a network of electric vehicle chargers in the East Coast region of New Zealand.

Southern Cross Cables and EGS complete seafloor survey for $350m undersea cable to connect Australia, New Zealand and US.

Amid rising NZ emissions, Greenpeace urges a pivot to solar energy as reliance on fossil fuels spikes in response to hydroelectric shortfalls.