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Cloudsmith achieves full compliance with OCI v1.1 standard
Cloudsmith has announced its compliance with the Open Container Initiative v1.1 standard, enhancing container image management and software supply chain relationships.

World's tallest and shortest women meet for afternoon tea
The world's tallest woman and the world's shortest woman have met for afternoon tea in London to celebrate Guinness World Records Day.

'We need more doctors' - Support for new Waikato medical school
The Association of Salaried Medical Specialists says a third medical school and more students in Auckland and Otago are both needed.

Solution Dynamics unveils GenComm AI for global outreach
Auckland-based Solution Dynamics has unveiled GenComm AI, a multilingual communication solution promising up to 80% savings over traditional methods.

Zendesk report reveals CX benefits of adopting AI in APAC
A new Zendesk report reveals that companies adopting AI are crucial for enhancing customer experience, with APAC seeing up to 63% rise in cross-selling revenue.

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General Capital Announces Another Profit Record
General Capital, the NZX listed financial services group, has had another strong result for the six months to 30 September 2024

DuploCloud launches cost-effective observability suite
DuploCloud has launched its Advanced Observability Suite, providing deep application insights at a fraction of the usual cost, enhancing cloud service efficiency.

All Blacks take no chances taken as conservatism closes out season
Analysis - The selection of this All Black team says a lot about the current mindset, writes Jamie Wall.

Kiwi F1 star says McLaren anthem criticism was a joke
Liam Lawson said he was joking when he said McLaren should play the New Zealand nation anthem, not the British version, after Formula One wins.

Study finds CEOs reluctant to lead workforce transformation
A study by Orgvue reveals a stark divide in CEO attitudes towards workforce transformation, with many preferring to resign over major changes.

Global firms adopting AI to surpass legacy tech barriers
A new study reveals a global shift, with fewer than 24% of companies now viewing legacy tech as a barrier to embracing AI and machine learning advancements.

Fifth person dies after suspected methanol poisining in Laos
A British lawyer has reportedly become the fifth person to die in the mass poisoning, while a New Zealander has also been unwell, officials say.