Speaking at Gartner’s Infrastructure, Operations and Cloud Strategies conference, Lawson said no one has ever been able to out-patch threat actors at scale, and his conversations with some of the ...

“You fully give in to the vibes, embrace exponentials and forget that the code even exists.” That’s Andrej Karpathy, OpenAI co-founder, former director of AI for Tesla on the phrase he coined which ...

A University of Melbourne academic is warning that there is a serious risk that AI in recruitment will breathe new life into old biases and lead to harm ‘at unprecedented speed and scale’. Use of ...

Don’t be afraid to engage in a little – or a lot – of theatre when it comes to vendor negotiations, Luke Ellery urges. The Sydney-based VP analyst in Gartner’s procurement, asset and vendor management ...

Auckland electricity distributor Vector has flagged ‘significant uncertainty’ around increasing power demands as hyperscale data centres as generative AI takes a toll on power grids around the world.

Sam Higgins has some bad news for Australian and Kiwi companies relying on cloud and not using FinOps. The Sydney-based Forrester principal analyst says the real impact of the current global ...

Australian print powerhouse Konica Minolta has transformed into a more customer-centric business with SAP Analytics Cloud and Business Warehouse on SAP’s in-memory database bolstered by Amazon Web ...

An annual survey of tech leaders at some of New Zealand’s largest organisations has highlighted strong discontent with an ‘invisible’ government and its lack of guidance, along with ongoing concerns ...

Just days after introducing a ‘world first’ ban on social media for under-16s, Australia has continued its big tech crackdown, proposing a new digital competition regime which could see tech companies ...

Fire and Emergency NZ (FENZ) has spent more than $30 million and two years on a payroll and HR system, but so far has little to show for the work, with a new provider now taking on design work and ...

It’s AI and cloud versus the US tariffs in the latest round of results from tech giants, with some in celebration mood – albeit for a party that might need to be quick – while others are licking their ...