Cloud Computing & Data Privacy in Aotearoa

July 31, 2024 1 minute read time

Cloud Computing & Data Privacy in Aotearoa

Cloud Computing and data privacy in Aotearoa is a rapidly changing landscape, more recently impacted by increased local Cloud demands, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the acceleration of Generative-AI. This article written by the IAB New Zealand Data, Privacy & Measurement Council and industry experts provides an overview of the current state of Cloud Computing, New Zealand's data privacy laws, the influence of Māori data sovereignty over local operations, and emerging Cloud technologies and trends shaping the Aotearoa data landscape

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