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Juha is the Technology Editor of interest.co.nz. He has covered technology and related topics for Wired, The Guardian, The New Zealand Herald, ITnews, CRN, and other publications.
Juha Saarinen
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Chorus EdgeCentre data centres in exchanges business set for regional growth
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Telecommunications industry runs into problems with 3G mobile network shutdowns
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No A$16b sale of Australian telco Optus to former One NZ owner Brookfield: Singtel
Crypto scam losses and complaints up last year, overall illicit use of virtual currency down
Xtra email will no longer be free from May 16
Apple releases Digital Markets Act compatible iOS 17.4 with big changes for EU users
Apple releases Digital Markets Act compatible iOS 17.4 with big changes for EU users
Production costs to drop at the expense of pricier repairs: analysts Gartner map out EV manufacturing trends
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Production costs to drop at the expense of pricier repairs: analysts Gartner map out EV manufacturing trends
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Financial institutions must report cyber incidents to the RBNZ; can decide themselves if they're 'material'
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Financial institutions must report cyber incidents to the RBNZ; can decide themselves if they're 'material'
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Windows 11 support for Android apps goes away next year; do you use it?
Apple claims new MacBook Air M3 is the 'world's best consumer laptop for AI'
Time is difficult for computers, leap years particularly so
Juha Saarinen speaks with Kordia Group's Aura Infosec about AI security for businesses
Spark grows mobile and data centre business, says it's largely resilient to economic downturns
MWC 2024: Lenovo shows off ThinkBook concept with transparent screen
Rousselot to step down from Chorus, Aue takes helm
Rousselot to step down from Chorus, Aue takes helm
New video of Optimus prototype of Tesla Bot shows improved walking speed
Will a refreshed Tyrewise scheme reduce the millions of used tyres going into landfill?
Failed Auckland cryptocurrency exchange Dasset comes under Serious Fraud Office investigation
Security vendor Avast cops US$16.5 million fine from FTC for selling user data; will it be enough to deter others?
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Security vendor Avast cops US$16.5 million fine from FTC for selling user data; will it be enough to deter others?
New Gemma large language AI model from Google can run on your computer
New Gemma large language AI model from Google can run on your computer
MFA, or multi-factor authentication, has become easier to use and you should secure your digital life with it, Juha Saarinen says
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MFA, or multi-factor authentication, has become easier to use and you should secure your digital life with it, Juha Saarinen says
Alleged Russian ransomware raiders arrested and charged as UK and US level LockBit gang
Only humans can hold patents, and not AI: US Patent Office says
Only humans can hold patents, and not AI: US Patent Office says
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg says he believes Meta's Quest 3 beats Apple Vision Pro
A further 10,000 homes and businesses will be reached by new Chorus fibre extension