Mila stories - Page 190
Mila is a research institute and innovation hub focused on advancing artificial intelligence from the lab into real-world impact. Stories under this tag explore how Mila collaborates with industry, investors and policymakers to turn strong AI research foundations into thriving startup ecosystems and practical applications.
By reading Mila-tagged articles, you’ll gain insight into how AI research organizations are shaping investment priorities, influencing venture capital flows and advocating for the infrastructure needed to scale cutting-edge ideas. These stories highlight the strategies, partnerships and policy recommendations that can help transform scientific advances in AI into sustainable companies and long-term economic value.
The simple but effective way to conquer the NZ tech space...
Wed, 7th May 2014
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voyager internet
Seeby Woodhouse, founder of New Zealand-based Internet Service Provider Voyager, aims to simplify the telco market.
Yoobee ups ante in 'one stop shop' plan
Mon, 5th May 2014
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apple
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yoobee
Yoobee is offering 2degrees voice and data plans instore, with customers able to use rebates on hardware beyond handsets.
Review: Intel NUC
Fri, 2nd May 2014
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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intel
Intel NUC aims to redefine computing standards, offering versatility and a modular format to cater to desktop, presentation, and media needs.
Student Gmail now free from ad scanning
Fri, 2nd May 2014
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edutech
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google
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google search
Google has removed all ad scanning in Gmail for Apps for Education, stopping the collection or use of student data for advertising purposes.
Vendors proved wrong as Business Intelligence market slows
Fri, 2nd May 2014
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data analytics
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martech
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planning
Spending on Business Intelligence and analytics software in New Zealand reached $75.3m in 2013, a 7.5% increase from the previous year.
An acquisition heard around the world…
Fri, 2nd May 2014
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data analytics
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public cloud
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martech
For founder and CEO Scott Houston, Microsoft's acquisition of GreenButton is an acquisition representing natural progression, given the close working.
Daylight: next-gen survival-horror?
Thu, 1st May 2014
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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pc hardware
Game Console's Darren Price takes a look at Daylight, the procedurally-generated survival-horror game for PC and PlayStation 4.
Green Party launches Internet Rights and Freedoms Bill
Thu, 24th Apr 2014
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data privacy
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cybersecurity
The Green Party launches New Zealand's first-ever crowdsourced Internet Rights and Freedoms Bill, inviting public input.
Apple expands Capital Return Program to over US$130 Billion
Thu, 24th Apr 2014
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apple
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technology gifts
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smartphones
Apple's board approves new increase in capital return program, with $130bn to be returned to shareholders by end of 2015.
When is unlimited broadband actually unlimited?
Thu, 24th Apr 2014
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slingshot
Telecom's new 'unlimited' broadband data plans have been questioned by the Telecommunications Users Association.
iOS Review: QuizUp
Tue, 22nd Apr 2014
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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apps
With over 365 topics from history, TV shows, sports, music, and new topics being added all the time, you'll be entertained and challenged for hours at a time.
Alcatel Lucent: From AFN to SDN...
Fri, 18th Apr 2014
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hyperscale
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dc
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alcatel-lucent
Patricio Martelo, Alcatel Lucent APAC strategic sales talks right-sized and application fluent network data centres.
Veeam examines the growth of the data centre...
Fri, 18th Apr 2014
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virtualisation
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data analytics
Charles Clarke, Veeam APAC technical director, takes a look at how the rise of big data, virtualisation and automation are transforming the New Zealan.
New partnership develops gaming for medical education
Thu, 17th Apr 2014
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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healthtech
The Media Design School and Medikidz Limited are working together to develope a one-of-a-kind gaming experience to educate children about Type 1 Diabetes.
Key ducks but can't avoid High Court Chorus slap
Thu, 17th Apr 2014
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supply chain
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government
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chorus
The High Court's decision forces John Key's government to accept the Commerce Commission's pricing for copper, despite pushback and industry fears.
When 'just' is just not enough in data recovery
Thu, 17th Apr 2014
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storage
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hyperscale
Data centre or not, resellers need to protect their customers' data, says Paul Caldwell, Storagecraft New Zealand country manager.
Software defined data centres – Evolution, not revolution
Wed, 16th Apr 2014
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hyperscale
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dc
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microsoft
Bradley Borrows of Microsoft NZ debates whether Software Defined Data Centres are an innovation or a modern twist on a decades-old concept.
I hate you, you hate me....
Wed, 16th Apr 2014
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facebook
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social networking
There's a fun new tool you can use to find out if you and a Facebook friend mutually hate each other. Amazing.
Calling all MS Office organisations, time for training the team
Tue, 15th Apr 2014
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microsoft
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notebook
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sonic performance support
Boost your team's MS Office skills with SonicPS ILS - a virtual desk support and learning solution perfect for businesses and educators.
Govt embarks on $2.48m Chatham Islands broadband plan...
Thu, 10th Apr 2014
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government
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broadband
Government signs $2.48m contract with TeamTalk to improve broadband services on Chatham Islands, NZ. Schools will be first to benefit.