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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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Sydney-based Orro Group continues acquisition strategy buying Liquid IT in Wellington
Sydney-based Orro Group continues acquisition strategy buying Liquid IT in Wellington
Following mega acquisition of VMware, Broadcom removes popular free hypervisor
Sovereign AI an 'enormous opportunity' for world leaders, Jensen Huang of Nvidia says
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Bard renamed Gemini, now comes with Ultra 1.0 AI model
Energy-miser technological strategy pays off hugely for chip designer Arm, which now looks to capitalise on the AI boom
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Energy-miser technological strategy pays off hugely for chip designer Arm, which now looks to capitalise on the AI boom
Have messenger-itis with too many apps to keep track of? Solutions are in the works, but they will take time to get right
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Have messenger-itis with too many apps to keep track of? Solutions are in the works, but they will take time to get right
New Zealand part of international Pall Mall Process to tackle spyware and hackers-for-hire
New Zealand part of international Pall Mall Process to tackle spyware and hackers-for-hire
New cross-Tasman data cable to land in Invercargill
New cross-Tasman data cable to land in Invercargill
With Imagen 2 add-on, Google Bard catches up with OpenAI's GPT Plus
Telco industry asks for urgent mobile tower height rules change, to keep up with taller buildings
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Telco industry asks for urgent mobile tower height rules change, to keep up with taller buildings
French startup claims to have worked out how to massively reduce error correction overhead for quantum computers
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French startup claims to have worked out how to massively reduce error correction overhead for quantum computers
Microsoft has gone all-in on AI, for both its customers and enterprise partners, releasing its Copilot feature for business customers locally. Juha Saarinen explains
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Microsoft has gone all-in on AI, for both its customers and enterprise partners, releasing its Copilot feature for business customers locally. Juha Saarinen explains
Akahu's Josh Daniell upbeat about NZ's consumer data right legislation but wary of potential spanners in the works
Akahu's Josh Daniell upbeat about NZ's consumer data right legislation but wary of potential spanners in the works
Google strives to catch up with OpenAI through its new Gemini triplet models