Accelerator stories
Intel refocuses its core business in a major restructuring bid, aiming to lead the charge in a smart, connected future.
Cognitive computing will drive digital transformation, with spending expected to reach $31.3bn in 2019, according to IDC.
The Lightning Lab has announced the digital startups that will take part in the Lightning Lab 2016 Auckland Programme and the Wellington XX Programme.
Kiwi company selected for technology programme to turn idea for turning groups of people into giant screens into a reality.
New portfolio aimed at CIOs looking to better align IT within the business and bring IT budgets under control.
The Icehouse unveils a revamped brand identity focusing on personalised business partnerships, aligning with their forward vision for 2026.
Two months into Kiwibank's Fintech Accelerator, we catch up with programme manager Rosie Wall on how teams are doing in the final stretch.
Applications to Vodafone xone open today, a six-month programme featuring $25,000 seed funding, access to technology and mentoring.
The Icehouse has picked the six lucky tech startups that will be participating in its Flux Accelerator programme this year.
Kiwibank has announced the winners of its New Zealand Kiwibank FinTech Accelerator 2017. Who made the cut and what are their plans?.
T'is the season for accelerator programmes, with the launch of a new incubator designed to help SMBs and Kiwi companies grow their marketing efforts.
New Zealand tech startups have another avenue of funding available to boost their businesses, with the launch of Flux Accelerator.
The 2016 Microsoft Student Accelerator event in Auckland will see Kiwi students pitch their inventions to a judging panel, including the US Ambassador.
Entries are now open for the second annual IDEAStarter competition, encouraging young Aucklanders to bring their business ideas to life.
The Icehouse and muru-D, the Australian start-up accelerator, have entered a partnership for the benefit of start-ups on both sides of the Tasman.
Microsoft and the High Tech Youth Network's 'Week of Code' campaign has officially kicked off in the Asia-Pacific region.
Nine Kiwi startups have secured offers of seed investment totalling NZD $3 million from the Lightning Lab Demo Day, New Zealand's prime pitch event.
