NZTE news stories

Internationally backed data company 'New Zealand Datagrid' is planning to build a carbon-neutral $1 billion hyperscale data centre in Makarewa near Invercargill.

“Marketing and sales are critical to the successful growth of any business, but especially for those in the tech industry.”

The ninth annual Market Measures survey aims to gain feedback from at least 300 New Zealand tech firms about how they market and sell their products.

The Kiwi IT sector has a chance to give back to a man who has given much to the sector, with a fundraising drive for cancer treatment for David Downs.

“The Kiwi tech sector must be an active part of the NZ story, presence and engagement in SEA to gain more brand awareness and business tractiion."

Wellington-born startup, AREA360, has received $5.5 million investment from a US technology venture group, and is expanding into the American market.

Co-investment from New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE) spread over three years will help VMob expand into these markets.

Successful trade mission to America for Kiwis as companies follow up potential breakthrough leads in the industry.

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San Francisco investor Peter Thiel and New Zealand Trade and Enterprise pitch in to help.

Exclusive art cards up for grabs only available in the Australian and New Zealand versions of the RTS.

News Corp's struggling social network site is shedding half its global workforce as part of a major restructure.

Purchase FileMaker Go for iPad or iPhone and get 60% off the RRP of FileMaker Pro.

iPhone 4 will be available on the US Verizon Wireless network from February 10th.

Online retailer believes it has a better way to sell games, movies, books and music. Full details inside.

New Zealand has plenty of world class ICT intellectual property - the challenge is to leverage off it to build global scale companies and that’s where the government can help.