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Software company Serko has upgraded its revenue forecast.

A mysterious new product and the hiring and firing of staff.

Microsoft said it had issued a software update for Minecraft users.

Management trainee and an accountant come together to start a tech company, Mission Ready.

The robot looks like something out of a sci-fi movie and can deadlift 68kg.

Deal offers diversification, growth opportunities and synergies.

'Sheer grit" shown by EY Entrepreneur of the Year finalists after turbulent Covid-19 year.

Privacy may have been breached at a dental practice after hackers hit its email server.

Kiwis are using computer programming code to effectively lock other out of MIQ.

St Peter's College and 10 other schools were hit by a worldwide cyber attack.

"No other ransomware campaign comes even close in terms of impact."

Some patient information was published on the dark web after the ransomware attack in May.

Popular bar Dakota is implementing PatronScan technology to improve safety.

The Patronscan technology is increasingly common overseas and in Australia.

New Zealand's largest grocery retailer is turning to tech to drive efficiency.

A battle is brewing between two Kiwis over the rights to lucrative yachting graphics.

It can cost millions to protect Kiwi ingenuity from global theft. Is it worth it?

Lack of digital skills can hold you back on the job - or stop you from getting one.

Returned expat Kiwis who have kept their overseas jobs are warned not to cheat on sleep.

End Game rips apart its foes with the force of a speeding car hitting a brick wall.

Software designed by a lawyer who wants to bring greater transparency to legal industry.

NZ's largest bridge suppliers the perfect match. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

New York Times: Company's vast size makes it impossible for competitors to catch up.

Workable connects workers with organisations that temporarily need more hands on.

Epsom-based Legend Story Studios eyes becoming primary market leader.

This would push New Zealand into new territory for tracking citizens.

It's a case of extreme business in extreme times.

Some returning travellers had feared the police text was a scam.

Startup lands marquee customers in Europe, Australia and NZ.