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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 WiredThe Guardian, The New Zealand Herald, ITnews, CRN, and other publications.

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Plan B, with five data facilities nationwide, acquired by ASX-listed Atturra in multi-million dollar deal
2nd Dec 24, 3:50pm
Plan B, with five data facilities nationwide, acquired by ASX-listed Atturra in multi-million dollar deal
Biggest illegal IPTV operation busted in Europe, police say; © infringing streaming providers made millions
30th Nov 24, 12:42pm
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Biggest illegal IPTV operation busted in Europe, police say; © infringing streaming providers made millions
Alvin Acheampong and Alexander Manfo sentenced in Auckland for large-scale phishing uncovered by Operation Cargo
29th Nov 24, 11:43am
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Alvin Acheampong and Alexander Manfo sentenced in Auckland for large-scale phishing uncovered by Operation Cargo
We put some colour on paper with the HP 7305 Smart Tank printer, which uses refillable ink tanks
29th Nov 24, 10:53am
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We put some colour on paper with the HP 7305 Smart Tank printer, which uses refillable ink tanks
Big four banks meet deadline for easier customer sharing of account info with fintechs
29th Nov 24, 5:00am
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Big four banks meet deadline for easier customer sharing of account info with fintechs
Following United States Federal Communications Commission approval, One NZ's SpaceX-based satellite service moves closer to launch
28th Nov 24, 12:50pm
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Following United States Federal Communications Commission approval, One NZ's SpaceX-based satellite service moves closer to launch
New Australia Connect cable system from Google and partners announced as part of a large investment programme. Will New Zealand get some of the crumbs off the table?
27th Nov 24, 10:18am
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New Australia Connect cable system from Google and partners announced as part of a large investment programme. Will New Zealand get some of the crumbs off the table?
Google publishes details on Chinese disinformation effort aimed at countries around the world, including New Zealand, using public relations companies
26th Nov 24, 12:35pm
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Google publishes details on Chinese disinformation effort aimed at countries around the world, including New Zealand, using public relations companies
Much thinner than human hair, nanopasta has some interesting starchy applications
24th Nov 24, 4:41pm
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Much thinner than human hair, nanopasta has some interesting starchy applications
Telco One NZ is betting big on SpaceX Starlink for improved coverage. Here is some more information on it
24th Nov 24, 4:30pm
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Telco One NZ is betting big on SpaceX Starlink for improved coverage. Here is some more information on it
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Tap to Pay from Apple now available in New Zealand. It lets merchants accept contactless payments on their iPhones; Worldline, Stripe, ANZ and Adyen offer the service
21st Nov 24, 3:46pm
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Tap to Pay from Apple now available in New Zealand. It lets merchants accept contactless payments on their iPhones; Worldline, Stripe, ANZ and Adyen offer the service
Ignition, thunder and bright light and One NZ is a step closer to launching Starlink-based cellular service
19th Nov 24, 1:56pm
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Ignition, thunder and bright light and One NZ is a step closer to launching Starlink-based cellular service
Commerce Commission files criminal charges against One NZ for claiming 100% mobile coverage through SpaceX Starlink
14th Nov 24, 9:10am
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Commerce Commission files criminal charges against One NZ for claiming 100% mobile coverage through SpaceX Starlink
First plasma achieved by OpenStar; 'this is New Zealand's bid to win the fusion race'
13th Nov 24, 9:50am
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First plasma achieved by OpenStar; 'this is New Zealand's bid to win the fusion race'
Gartner predicts two-fifths of existing AI facilities won't have enough power in two years' time
12th Nov 24, 4:48pm
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Gartner predicts two-fifths of existing AI facilities won't have enough power in two years' time
Are 'ghost jobs' for real and does technology really help find that next great opportunity?
9th Nov 24, 9:00am
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Are 'ghost jobs' for real and does technology really help find that next great opportunity?
The Government and Xero are pushing eInvoicing for organisations. Here's what it means for businesses
6th Nov 24, 1:05pm
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The Government and Xero are pushing eInvoicing for organisations. Here's what it means for businesses
While the market for BEVs in NZ is still anaemic this year, Ford has shot to the top of the table
5th Nov 24, 4:29pm
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While the market for BEVs in NZ is still anaemic this year, Ford has shot to the top of the table
Tech roundup: AWS needs stacks of money to build out cloud capacity for AI, which can now be used to search the Internet and persuade voters on social media; Apple meanwhile invests in LEO provider Globalstar
5th Nov 24, 12:26pm
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Tech roundup: AWS needs stacks of money to build out cloud capacity for AI, which can now be used to search the Internet and persuade voters on social media; Apple meanwhile invests in LEO provider Globalstar
Empathy and action needed for data breach victims: UK information commissioner
1st Nov 24, 9:49am
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Empathy and action needed for data breach victims: UK information commissioner
Faster chips and lappies: Apple's M4 processors go into new MacBook Pros
31st Oct 24, 12:07pm
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Faster chips and lappies: Apple's M4 processors go into new MacBook Pros
Apple's launches new desktop M4 Macs, startups get official security advice from intelligence agencies, Spark adjusts financial results downwards in tough economy
30th Oct 24, 12:40pm
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Apple's launches new desktop M4 Macs, startups get official security advice from intelligence agencies, Spark adjusts financial results downwards in tough economy
Compatible with all major banks, and with low merchant fees, BNZ's Payap promises a simpler, low-cost payments system linked to users' bank accounts
29th Oct 24, 12:59pm
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Compatible with all major banks, and with low merchant fees, BNZ's Payap promises a simpler, low-cost payments system linked to users' bank accounts
Last week, Ireland penalised Microsoft's LinkedIn €310 million for GDPR violations showing the EU is serious about data protection
28th Oct 24, 11:40am
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Last week, Ireland penalised Microsoft's LinkedIn €310 million for GDPR violations showing the EU is serious about data protection
The consequences of Russia's invasion of Ukraine reach the hugely popular open source Linux kernel, which runs much of the world's IT systems
26th Oct 24, 12:03pm
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The consequences of Russia's invasion of Ukraine reach the hugely popular open source Linux kernel, which runs much of the world's IT systems