University of Waikato stories

As AI reshapes tech careers, New Zealand faces a pivotal chance to draw more women into the sector before they are shut out of its future.

Rockwell Automation has named Shane Riley as New Zealand country manager, succeeding Mike Greig amid a wider reshuffle of its regional leadership.

Hamilton-born Capture The Bug taps top US tech leaders to drive North American growth as demand rises for continuous security testing.

Carbn has gone fully private in a management buyout, aiming to expand its green mobility services for businesses and government clients across New Zealand.

New Zealand has formed an AI Expert Advisory Panel led by Professor Michael Witbrock to guide responsible AI use in the public sector.

A partnership between the University of Waikato and Company-X aims to enhance research impact in transport and infrastructure, boosting decision-making efficiency.

The University of Waikato partners with Spark Health to develop tech-driven health workforce, highlighting tech's role in improving education and patient care access.

New Zealand AI expert Heitor Gomes explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping job markets and raises ethical concerns, urging Kiwis to stay ahead.

Spark plans to invest over $15m into improving digital infrastructure in New Zealand's Waikato region, in conjunction with the University of Waikato.

Kordia Group hires Joshua Reedy from Vodafone as Chief Information Security Officer, responsible for internal cyber security posture and team leadership.

Emma-Kate Greer promoted to Chief Corporate Affairs Officer by 2degrees. Will continue to focus on sustainability and Kaupapa Mori initiatives.

ASB, Kordia and the University of Waikato have announced a new scholarship to provide financial support to outstanding students.

Tribal Group wins three-year contract with University of Waikato to deploy Student Marketing-Recruitment solution.

In what might just be a New Zealand first, budding esports stars can now study this booming industry as part of their university degrees.

New Zealand launches national strategy to boost robotics and automation sector, set to replace up to 46% of jobs by 2040.

Like any balance of supply and demand, there's a frustrating gap between what graduates are taught and what the market needs.

Te Ipu o te Mahara, which means 'A Receptacle of Consciousness', is an institute that will explore real-time analytics in big data and machine learning.

The build, which covers the university's data centre, campus, and wireless environments, will support more than 12,000 students and 1,600 staff.

Supercomputer dubbed 'The Ferrari of computing' installed at University of Waikato to boost AI research capabilities.

University of Waikato professors secure funding for research on Māori approaches to privacy and governance in the digital environment.