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Equinix invests $77m in expanding Hong Kong data centers as demand for reliable facilities and robust network infrastructure increases.

It uses deep learning techniques to analyse data, provide AI consulting services and develops and provides algorithms and neural networks.

Infratil seeks approval from the Commerce Commission to acquire up to 50% of Vodafone New Zealand, with Brookfield Asset Management to own the rest.

Quadric's technology supposedly enables both high-performance computing and artificial intelligence in a single unified architecture.

Kaseya, the IT infrastructure management platform for MSPs and SMBs, has raised over $500m in investment to fuel its growth and innovation.

A consortium of NZ funds managing assets worth more than $90m are appealing against Facebook, Twitter, and Google following the Christchurch terror attacks.

Nikko Asset Management NZ launches digital investment advice platform 'GoalsGetter' WHERE id = bringing 'robo advice' to Kiwi investors.

Cisco announced a plan to invest AU$61 million over the next three years to help drive Australia’s secure digital transformation.

London wholesale colocation data centre services provider Kao Data has sealed a deal with a significant investment partner.

IBM to invest over USD $2 billion in AI, creating a global research hub at SUNY Poly, driving advancements in AI hardware and fostering economic growth.

Tether's indoor environmental monitoring tech attracts equity share from green buildings expert Rochelle Payne, poised to revolutionise healthy homes.

A brother and sister team is behind one of New Zealand’s newest cryptocurrency exchange platforms designed for everyday investors.

New Zealand's top tech companies have seen a 38% rise in profitability, the largest increase since records began in 2005.

The company has increased its 2018 CAPEX guide range to €425m-€450m to cater for several data centre expansions.

Data centres offer long-term contracts and recurring revenues like conventional property, but they come with the added bonus of rapid growth prospects.

A $35m contract has been signed for a submarine cable connecting Australia’s Sunshine Coast to Asia and the United States.

Since 2011 KiwiNet has been investing into new ideas and innovations in New Zealand with the aim to facilitate commercial success.

This year Kiwis have lost a staggering $18.6 million to scams, compared to $10.1 million for over the entirety of last year.

US interest in Australian tech firms surged, driving a 33% jump in M-A deals this quarter. Key players like Atlassian are catching investors' eyes.

Trade Me is celebrating another year of what it is calling ‘record revenue and profit’ for FY18, with increases up in all areas of the business.