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Juha Saarinen

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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.

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Renewable energy powered New Zealand well-placed to reap benefits of EVs, but other countries need to up their clean energy supply
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Renewable energy powered New Zealand well-placed to reap benefits of EVs, but other countries need to up their clean energy supply
Going beyond satellites, Rocket Lab launches new Frontier radios and Starray solar power for space
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Going beyond satellites, Rocket Lab launches new Frontier radios and Starray solar power for space
ASIC clears out a large amount of fraudulent companies set up by online scammers, and Australian superannuation funds come under attack
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ASIC clears out a large amount of fraudulent companies set up by online scammers, and Australian superannuation funds come under attack
Technology sector withers as Trump goes on a tariff rampage. Could the tariffs, somewhat ironically, rein in big tech?
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Technology sector withers as Trump goes on a tariff rampage. Could the tariffs, somewhat ironically, rein in big tech?
New projects continue the development of New Zealand's hydrogen powered land and air transport
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New projects continue the development of New Zealand's hydrogen powered land and air transport
Banking the first sector to apply the newly enacted Consumer Data Right
Banking the first sector to apply the newly enacted Consumer Data Right
Autonomous vehicles pose a 'but I wasn't driving the car' quandary for roadside law enforcement
Autonomous vehicles pose a 'but I wasn't driving the car' quandary for roadside law enforcement
New grants for New Zealand partners announced by Apple, along with better representation of indigenous areas in Maps
New grants for New Zealand partners announced by Apple, along with better representation of indigenous areas in Maps
The dangers of plotting wars with messaging apps, and a timely reminder to work on becoming more phishing resistant
The dangers of plotting wars with messaging apps, and a timely reminder to work on becoming more phishing resistant
As troubled genomics testing company 23andMe goes up for sale, US authorities suggest users delete their data
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As troubled genomics testing company 23andMe goes up for sale, US authorities suggest users delete their data
Keeping cool in a warming world, EVs and data centres with AI drove electricity usage jump last year, the International Energy Agency finds
Keeping cool in a warming world, EVs and data centres with AI drove electricity usage jump last year, the International Energy Agency finds
Why didn't robots, desktop POPS, and cores galore at Nvidia's GTC artificial intelligence meet impress that much?
Why didn't robots, desktop POPS, and cores galore at Nvidia's GTC artificial intelligence meet impress that much?
EV industry heads toward hyperfast, minutes-only megawatt charging, with trials in New Zealand and China's BYD building a network of stations
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EV industry heads toward hyperfast, minutes-only megawatt charging, with trials in New Zealand and China's BYD building a network of stations
It provides invaluable insights, powers AI and hinders Tesla sales in China: welcome to the world of data wrangling
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It provides invaluable insights, powers AI and hinders Tesla sales in China: welcome to the world of data wrangling
Will the right to fix your things pass into law in New Zealand? Make your voice heard before April 3
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Will the right to fix your things pass into law in New Zealand? Make your voice heard before April 3
The devious 'ClickFix' technique phishing campaign targets hotels with bogus booby-trapped Booking.com emails
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The devious 'ClickFix' technique phishing campaign targets hotels with bogus booby-trapped Booking.com emails
Communications Minister Goldsmith seeks to rejig telco sector regulation, shocking the industry with unexpected law amendments
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Communications Minister Goldsmith seeks to rejig telco sector regulation, shocking the industry with unexpected law amendments
Telstra adds network intelligence to warn smartphone users of scam calls
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Telstra adds network intelligence to warn smartphone users of scam calls
Losses reach $6.8 million in the last quarter of 2024, as large-loss cyber incidents surge, NCSC reports
Losses reach $6.8 million in the last quarter of 2024, as large-loss cyber incidents surge, NCSC reports
As commercial space exploration gathers pace, bear in mind just how difficult it is
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As commercial space exploration gathers pace, bear in mind just how difficult it is
Telco 2degrees aims for a 2026 launch with AST SpaceMobile - with 4G/5G broadband from mega satellites
Telco 2degrees aims for a 2026 launch with AST SpaceMobile - with 4G/5G broadband from mega satellites
The United States launches CBP Home, an app with a self-deportation feature
The United States launches CBP Home, an app with a self-deportation feature
The wireless Technics AZ100 earbuds offer great sound and noise cancellation
The wireless Technics AZ100 earbuds offer great sound and noise cancellation
The quantum dots in TVs controversy goes to court, with a Chinese vendor saying it uses cadmium in sets
The quantum dots in TVs controversy goes to court, with a Chinese vendor saying it uses cadmium in sets
Apple refreshes its Mac Studio, MacBook Air and iPad Air ranges with more powerful chips
Apple refreshes its Mac Studio, MacBook Air and iPad Air ranges with more powerful chips