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Regional Technology Investment Network (TIN) Report shows Auckland’s top tech export companies have grown five times faster than the general Auckland economy over the past five years A new report on Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland’s technology ...

A Tokyo-based major toy company has a new AI

Rocket Lab USA, Inc’s (Nasdaq: RKLB) (“Rocket Lab”) space and STEM education programs have reached a milestone of more than 20,000 students across New Zealand through school visits, rocket factory tours, after school rocket clubs and virtual ...

A Japanese lunar lander unexpectedly accelerated on its descent and apparently crashed into the moon early on April 26, space startup company ispace Inc. said.

Amid widespread debate over ChatGPT and similar chatbots, Japan’s artificial intelligence experts expressed cautious optimism regarding the generative AI.

The Hakuto-R lunar lander crashed into the moon on April 26 after running out of fuel and failing to reduce its speed during its descent to the surface, startup company ispace Inc. said.

New Zealand researchers have contributed to the first ever stocktake of global greenhouse gas emissions. The project involved over 60 researchers from more than 100 countries, including scientists from NIWA. Measurements from NASA’s Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 ...

The operator of popular Japanese conveyor belt sushi chain Sushiro plans to shake up the industry by supplying its waste cooking oil for fried dishes on its menu to create sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

A pair of fronts sweeping up the country from south to north early this week herald a dramatic change to colder temperatures. MetService is forecasting frosts for several places on Tuesday morning, quite the contrast to the muggy nights of last week. After ...

Sci-tech workers assist farmers in agricultural production in central China-