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Let’sMOD’s new offering uses quantum techniques, which are set to disrupt social gaming with generative microgame AI.

According to expert commentary, Australia's alliance with the United States puts it directly at risk from cyber hackers in the wake of Ukraine's ongoing standoff with Russia.

A new survey of tech industry leaders found the majority believe it is likely the Valley will be usurped within four years by other cities around the world.

The company has announced it has purchased an additional 8 acres of land in Santa Clara, with plans to expand its presence.

Broadcom has added some new talent to its ranks with its latest appointment.

125 customers will be taken on a Silicon Valley study tour to hear from innovators, disruptors and leading thinkers to help inspire new solutions.

Graeme Muller says that he has returned from the Bay Area with an understanding of just how valuable the Kiwi-Cali connection will be.

“We can't compete with Silicon Valley money. We have to be smarter and more focused."

We are on the cusp of some massive and exciting tech changes in our lives, says NZTech chief Graeme Muller.

Thirty of New Zealand’s agritech innovators have finally landed in Silicon Valley this week as they get ready to put their innovations to the test.

An upcoming agritech conference in Silicon Valley may have a huge impact on New Zealand’s agritech sector, even from thousands of kilometres away.

Continental announced that it is expanding its international research network for AI.

Following complications in the U.S., Canada has been touted as the 'Second Silicon Valley' presenting a huge opportunity for Asian IT companies.

Self-driving vehicles may not be as far-fetched as originally anticipated with the technology being developed by Drive.ai...

Taiwan wants to be the hub between Asia and Silicon Valley particularly in IoT development, becoming a global centre for tech entrepreneurship.

"Something simple, done really well, can be much more successful than something complex that doesn’t really serve a market.”

​The Chengdu Hi-tech Zone has been hailed as the “Silicon Valley of western China” – and for good reason.

Pussy grabbing aside, what does the next President of the United States have in store for the tech sector?

This event is the first of its kind in Australasia, giving participants the opportunity to delve into accelerating technologies and how we can adapt.

The experts from Silicon Valley are coming to town this November to get together with leaders of today and tomorrow from New Zealand and Australia.

It’s available in 20% more colours starting with space copper pink right through to barf white.

“Many of our customers are starting to use containers to build, deploy and manage cloud native applications."

We’ve heard it all before: ‘Somewhere or other is destined to be the next Silicon Valley!’

API Talent is bringing Silicon Valley's DevOps ideologies of experimentation, failure acceptance and innovation development to local NZ businesses.