The University of Auckland stories

In 2018, a new unprecedented data privacy law took the EU and, by association, the rest of the world by storm.>>

"Winning the competition serves as proof of our business acumen, technical skills and presentation ability.">>

Researchers want to understand what encourages and prevents Māori from using an online platform to support mental health and wellbeing.>>

UoA will leverage AWS cloud to drive its digital transformation and enhance student engagement during online learning, which has been accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. >>

The University of Auckland has partnered with disaster recovery firm Datrium to modernise its infrastructure by leveraging the cloud and unifying compute, storage, backup and disaster recovery.>>

The university was ranked in the top 25% for each of the Goals with which it engaged. >>

The University of Auckland has upgraded its student experience with enhanced communication capability utilising Consegna and Amazon Web Services.>>

“We look forward to continuing to work with Soul Machines as it scales and realises its global aspirations.”>>

University of Auckland students have created a digital treasure hunt for Stress Less Week, designed to engage students in an interactive game and offer a fun outlet prior to exams.>>

UiPath is partnering with New Zealand academic institutions to train students for an increasingly technological workplace, primarily focusing on automation and robotics training.>>

For the first time, teams were allowed to trade on cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Cardano, and Ethereum as well as more traditional investments.>>

"Dropbox meets our security needs while also providing our researchers with enhanced levels of governance and control over their data.">>

“We are validating our deepest ideas about the physical world by testing them in the most extreme environment we can imagine.”>>

So your phone’s ringing, but instead of swiping right or pushing a Bluetooth button you bite down on a tiny piece of tech that sits in your mouth.>>

The University of Auckland has onboarded Rimini Street to upgrade its HR software in order to comply with this year’s changes to payday filing.>>

Researchers at the University of Auckland and an Auckland-based creative agency are working together to create a ‘world first’ app that they believe will help with stress relief.>>

Lies, fake news and misinformation – this is the age of the internet, and Twitter bots are largely responsible for perpetrating it.>>

University of Auckland Business School Professor Ilan Oshri says that businesses need to shift from a model of ‘people supported by technology’ to one that is ‘technology supported by people’.>>

Auckland-based hi-tech firm Soul Machines now has an extra US$2 million (NZ$3.07 million) windfall from one of its own parent companies, as part of a US$15 million funding drive.>>

The winners of the 2018 New Zealand Open Source Awards were announced at a sold-out gala dinner held at Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa in Wellington on Tuesday, October 23.>>

The University of Auckland’s annual 40 Under 40 list recognises some of the most outstanding graduates >>

Cryptocurrencies are here to stay, but New Zealand is not as innovative and agile as we like to think.>>

The University of Auckland’s Business School is now using virtual reality (VR) to teach students about construction and leaky homes.>>

Multi-award winning professor Olaf Diegel will start with Auckland University’s Faculty of Engineering in early 2019.>>