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Datadog's $1bn investment in unifying data silos
Datadog pours USD $1 billion into AI-driven tools to unify data silos, automate incident response and fuse security with observability.

Arduino, Qualcomm launch Hackster contest for UNO Q
Arduino and Qualcomm launch a global Hackster contest around the new AI-focused UNO Q board, giving away 300 units to developers.

Food prices stressing you out? How to save money at the supermarket
Pimp your instant noodles, grow your own veges and don't cave to the convenience of food delivery.

Luckless Lomax: All Blacks prop’s comeback lasts just half an hour
Hurricanes prop Tyrel Lomax sidelined again as ankle injury halts Super Rugby comeback.

Empty pumps at two North Island truck stops concern rural transporter
Pumps ran dry in Wairoa and Eltham on Thursday when the Stephenson Transport truck and trailer units from Central Hawke's Bay were on a freezing works run.

Watch: Green Party promises to 'properly' support Polyfest
Greens MPs attending Polyfest in Auckalnd say they will bridge the $3 million funding gap should they get into government after November's general election.

Moa Point report reveals air bubble may have caused massive failure
Air in the pipes at the wastewater plant could be the culprit behind last month's catastrophic failure.

Suspicious fire at house where father was allegedly murdered
Police are investigating a suspicious early-morning fire at a Christchurch home where a cancer-battling father was fatally attacked last month.

‘Expect delays’: Traffic on SH1 backed up after Rakaia Bridge crash
Traffic was slow moving for around 8km north of Rakaia just before 1pm.

AutoStore unveils CubeVerse AI platform for warehouses
AutoStore debuts CubeVerse cloud and AI tools to boost warehouse throughput and real-time fulfilment without adding robots or grid space.

Pacific Business Brief: Developments in Pacific aviation
The Pacific Business Brief tracks the capital, trade and trends shaping the regional economy. Published on RNZ Pacific weekly on Fridays.

Winston Peters meets Cook Island PM 'informally' in Auckland, but no deal on key issues
Four days ago, Peters' office said they had no plans to meet Cook Islands PM Mark Brown while he was in New Zealand.

The agentic evolution: Why high-fidelity data is the lifeblood of the modern SOC
As AI-powered attacks shatter old perimeters, SOCs race to agentic operations where high-fidelity data becomes security's vital lifeblood.

The Fa’alogo files: Meet the bashful, brilliant antidote to NRL narcissism
When rugby league gets especially feral, the NRL’s newest poster boy in AFL heartland reminds us why we really love the game.

Trapped air a 'significant factor' in Moa Point treatment plant failure
A newly released report into the February 4 disaster shows air may have pushed wastewater backwards to flood the facility.

Traitors, Amandaland - and Idris Elba - get set for Comic Relief
The charity telethon takes place on Friday night and will be hosted by Davina McCall.

Like stepping into a spaceship: Stuff’s rare access to Team NZ's America's Cup boat
For an event shrouded in secrecy, access like this is unique, and revealed the incredible detail powering the world’s fastest boats.

What is your town’s best-kept secret? Share it here
We want to know about the places all the locals know about, that don’t make the top 10 lists.

Norton launches Revamp AI for professional presence
Norton unveils Revamp, an AI tool to help professionals craft and schedule credible social posts while keeping full control of their voice.

Milestone unveils app platform & faster BriefCam AI
Milestone debuts XProtect App Platform and a faster on-premise BriefCam engine, promising smoother AI video analytics and fewer disruptions.