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Technology will reshape New Zealand in the next 10 years, with self-driving cars and smart devices playing a key role, says NZTech.

The growing number of connected devices is driving demand for IoT security, says Amrita Choudhury, analyst at Technavio.

Humagrams and 3D digital holography is a growth market as retailers and others seek to provide unique user experiences.

Tesla Model 3 receives 325k+ reservations worth $14bn in a week; biggest one-week launch ever, according to Tesla.

Z Energy has opened Auckland's first fast charge electric vehicle charging station at the Z Skyway service station at Auckland airport.

Suppliers of superior materials for 3D printing should focus on application-based products, as the market is set to reach $920.4bn by 2020.

Tesla Model 3 electrifies NZ market, joining Mighty River Power's green fleet in nationwide sustainability drive.

IoT backed smart city initiatives are driving growth in the global smart cities IT services market, says Technavio analyst.

3D printing is set to hit new heights, with IDC forecasting spend in Asia Pacific excluding Japan to grow to more than $4 billion in 2019.

Asia Pacific's robotics spending surges, set to hit USD $93 billion in 2019, driven by manufacturing innovations and widespread adoption in diverse sectors.

New study investigates why women are underrepresented in C-suite executive roles, with less than 20% of executives being women.

IaaS and on-demand cloud providers will significantly boost the global cloud and backup and recovery software market.

Asia-Pacific leads robotics revolution, with spending to soar as the technology underpins key industry transformations.

Volvo ushers in the keyless era with smartphone app replacing traditional car keys, set to transform access and car sharing.

New Zealand is poised for a major breakthrough in autonomous vehicle tech as Intelligent Transport Systems NZ endorses new Ministry of Transport guidelines.

Cyber security has become too important to be left to chance, as security threats are increasing in volume, severity and complexity.

After eight years of searching for, downloading and using smartphone apps, users are maturing in their usage behaviours.

Analysing data at the edge continuously can help companies generate insights more quickly and reduce network communication costs, according to IBM.

Self-driving cars are being produced to ultimately kill the impact of human error. However, it's all a little monotonous for Porsche.

Volvo and Microsoft have teamed up to roll out a new wearable voice control system, a la the 1980s TV cult classic Knight Rider.