Silicon Valley is the hub for everything tech, with the region being home to Google, Meta and Microsoft headquarters, but how does New Zealand

New Zealand retail platform Trade Me has won a prestigious Google award for their innovative use of their cloud software.

AI chatbots have reached a new level, with online broking firm Tiger Brothers launching TigerGPT, a chatbot to help with investment advice.

At the 2023 Hi-Tech Awards, the AI writing platform Writer's Toolbox has won the Most Innovative Creative Technology Solution.

Global popstar The Weeknd is taking his tour to New Zealand, and for the first time ever will be powered by Web3 technology.

"For the tradies, by the tradies", former plumber turned tech entrepreneur has launched a new app, GreenLight Escrow to solve payment problems in the

KiwiNet, an organisation that supports innovative Kiwis are aiding 100 entrepreneurs, from developers of new breast screening tech to the world's first 'camera for

New fintech app Tempo aims to help Kiwis towards their financial goals, with the backing of New Zealand investment firm Forsyth Barr.

Xero Founder Rob Drury has invested $50k in technology that is set to save wildlife in the Queenstown and Wānaka regions.

The global dating app Bumble is expanding their network of connecting apps with new app dedicated to making friends online.

There are hundreds of companies founded in New Zealand, with some reaching global success to the point many didn't know were made by Kiwis.

From a small group in Hawkes Bay to now over 5000 members, Magic Beans is a new app about bringing together the gardening community.

The Digital Cafe is New Zealand's very-first ad agency that specialises in artificial intelligence (AI).

Property website realestate.co.nz is introducing artificial intelligence (AI) into their software to make it easier for Kiwis to purchase homes.

K-pop star Mark Tuan has been named the world-first AI celebrity, developed by New Zealand-based company, Soul Machines.

Founder and the Chief Executive of academyEX Frances Valintine shares whether New Zealand is prepared for a future driven by artificial intelligence.

What does the future of farming look like? We share the three takeaways from the Global Food and Fibre Agri-Conference.

With their patented innovation, clean tech start-up Hydroxsys has raised around $3 million to secure consumable water from wastewater.

With the economic climate worsening, Kiwis have high expectations for brands which could be met by using AI for customer experiences.

New Zealand's AgTech scene is proving to be the country's best 'dream team' as the world struggles to feed its population.

Though it may not seem like it, New Zealand's space industry is growing and thriving, quickly becoming a leader in the global space race.

Tech company Futurity Bio-Ventures is putting themselves on the map for their innovation to use waste wood to replace harmful petrochemicals.

Creative cloud software company Adobe is utilising and integrating artificial intelligence at the smartest and most innovative level into Photoshop.

Following the pandemic, digital tools have been vital in the health industry, but now coming out of Covid-19, Tim Packer of RUSH talks about

Despite the rapid development of technologies such as AI, Michelle Dickinson says it is vital to think about those who do not have access

Tech entrepreneur Steph Kennard is all about getting unsafe cars out of the roads via an app that notifies Kiwis when their WOF and