After winning all-of-government cloud computing contracts, each company plans to build a major new data centre - one in Hamiliton, one in Wellington.

Pair awarded supplier contracts; IBM, Gen-i miss out.

Revenue up but net profit falls as IRD ruling on data centres goes the wrong way.

IBM is set to lose two large datacentre customers when its Newtown centre closes soon.

Tech exports nearly $5 billion
Agriculture, we’re constantly told, is the backbone of our economy.

That may be the case but the success of the companies on the Technology Investment Network (TIN) 100 suggests that the high-tech sector may be the New Zealand economy’s pituitary gland.

For those of you not fully versed in anatomy, the pituitary gland is the bit at the back of your head that signals your body to grow.

TIN 100's ten fastest growing companies by absolute revenue (click for larger image).

Computer services company Datacom is number two on the annual Technology Investment Network (TIN) 100 list of New Zealand’s largest high-tech exporters – and top in revenue growth, putting it number one on TIN’s “One’s to watch” list.