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'A minute to scan each item': Supermarket agony as IT glitch hits South Island Foodstuffs stores - Vimarsana News

'A minute to scan each item': Supermarket agony as IT glitch hits South Island Foodstuffs stores

New World and Pak 'n Save shoppers in the South Island endure agonising stints at the checkout after tech glitch hits tills for several hours.

A tech specialist says stopping online cheating is next to impossible - 16-Jun-2021 - Vimarsana News

A tech specialist says stopping online cheating is next to impossible - 16-Jun-2021

A tech specialist says stopping online cheating is next to impossible

Govt, private investors urged to invest in space research, education - Vimarsana News

Govt, private investors urged to invest in space research, education

Govt, private investors urged to invest in space research, education Newshub 10/05/2021 Hannah Kronast © Video - The AM Show; Image - Getty Images / The AM Show Watch: Gorilla Technology CEO and Futurist Paul Spain told The AM Show on Monday there was an opportunity for the efforts into outer space to benefit New Zealand's economy if a bigger investment is made. A technology expert is calling for the Government and private investors to boost funding for space research and innovation in a bid to get it to benefit the economy. New Zealand has made significant improvements r...

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Top three technology trends for 2021 - Vimarsana News

Top three technology trends for 2021

Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have attracted extra attention recently due a rise in value of over 400 percent within 12-months and JP Morgan indicating a price target on Bitcoin of US$146,000. Well-known companies such as PayPal and Square have recently announced cryptocurrency use. The decentralised nature of cryptocurrencies is of considerable interest to many as this is in direct contrast to government issued currency where central banks have been keeping interest rates for years. During the COVID-19 pandemic many countries have been printing money and the...