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Microsoft’s $12,000 AI Laptop – Herald Now ft Paul Spain
Microsoft and NVIDIA have launched a powerful new laptop designed to run AI directly on the device, rather than relying entirely on the cloud. Priced from NZ$5,500 to NZ$12,200, it offers a glimpse into the future of AI-powered computing.Speaking with Ryan Bridge on...
Anthropic Faces Music Lawsuit – Herald Now ft Paul Spain
Artificial intelligence can create remarkable opportunities for businesses, but recent legal action against AI company Anthropic highlights an equally important conversation: where should the line be drawn between innovation and intellectual property rights? Speaking...
The Benefits and Pitfalls of AI-Assisted Legal Advice – TVNZ breakfast ft Paul Spain
Artificial Intelligence continues to transform industries, and the legal sector is no exception. Recent commentary by Paul Spain on Breakfast highlighted both the promise and pitfalls of AI-assisted legal writing.Paul Spain underscored the very real risk of "plausible...
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Microsoft’s Biggest Security Patch Ever – Herald Now ft Paul Spain
A major security update from Microsoft this week serves as another reminder that cyber security is no longer just an IT issue. It is a business issue that affects organisations of every size.During a recent interview on Herald Now, Gorilla Technology CEO Paul Spain...
Ticketing Hack Raises AI Cybersecurity Concerns – Herald Now ft Paul Spain
A recent security incident involving a major music festival ticketing platform highlights a growing reality for organisations worldwide: artificial intelligence is accelerating both cyber threats and cyber defence. Speaking with Ryan Bridge on Herald Now, Gorilla...
Pantalassa’s Ocean-Based Floating Data Centres – Herald Now ft Paul Spain
Paul Spain, CEO of Gorilla Technology, joined Ryan Bridge on Herald Now to explore an emerging concept from US startup Panthalassa: floating data centres in the open ocean, powered by wave energy and cooled naturally by seawater.Backed by approximately NZ$240 million...
NZ’s quiet but critical role in Artemis II – Herald Now ft Paul Spain
Herald Now host Ryan Bridge speaks with Gorilla Technology CEO Paul Spain about New Zealand’s largely unseen yet significant role in NASA’s Artemis II mission.What begins with a curious question about wool in space unfolds into a broader discussion about Kiwi...
Social Media Faces Its “Big Tobacco” Moment – Herald Now ft Paul Spain
In what's being dubbed "Big Tech's Big Tobacco Moment," a recent US jury ruling has found Meta and YouTube liable for causing social media addiction, particularly amongst young users. Gorilla Technology CEO Paul Spain recently discussed the significant implications of...
Surviving Ramageddon Advice for Tech Buyers – ThreeNews ft Paul Spain
If you’ve shopped for a new laptop, phone, or even fridge lately, you might’ve felt the sting of rapidly increasing prices. This surge, now being dubbed “Ramageddon”, isn’t just media hype, it’s being felt across Aotearoa, impacting businesses and families alike. The...