New Zealand is lining up to introduce a new tax on multinational companies that make money out of online goods and services in this country.

Internet providers Vodafone and Vocus have decided to take on telecommunciations network operator Chorus over contol of some of the ultra-fast broadband fibre network.

Amazon has defended its facial-recognition tool, Rekognition, against claims of racial and gender bias following a study published by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Wellington has been turned into a virtual reality game where players can dive with whales, play drums on Cuba Street, and admire the night sky at Matariki.

Apple has acknowledged a flaw in its FaceTime software that allowed for brief eavesdropping – even if the recipient did not pick up.

Canadian and Australian citizens have been detained in China and Chinese press has made it clear there will be retribution for Five Eyes nations barring Huawei, a security consultant says.

About 5 percent of New Zealanders have been the victim of online sexual abuse such as “sextortion” blackmail and intimidation, according to new research.

Nine New Zealand websites have been compromised in a huge online data breach in which email addresses and passwords have been posted on a hackers’ forum.

The proposed laws would ban Chinese telecommunications companies from buying US components if they breached US sanctions or export laws.

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