Mobile Computer Repairs
We’ve installed over 9,000 mesh Wi-Fi optimisation units in Kiwi households, bringing better connections, faster speeds and happier internet users!
Imagine a world where you never had to worry about your devices ever again.
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62% of Kiwis encounter scams daily, weekly or monthly. Don’t take the risk – get an expert’s opinion.
With GeekSafe you can forward us suspicious messages to check before it’s too late. Our expert technicians will assess your messages and let you know if we believe it’s a scam. Taking the guesswork out of the equation.
“I fell in love with the whole attitude of Geeks on Wheels”
David Feehan, managing director of Tapestry Music Ltd talks of his experiences with Geeks on Wheels and how we have helped him with his technology for over 15 years.
Originally drawn in by our eye catching cars, David became a long time customer thanks to our quality service.
Book a Geek for onsite IT support
We offer our onsite computer repairs in Auckland, Waikato, Tauranga, Rotorua, Taupō, New Plymouth, Hawke’s Bay, Whanganui, Palmerston North, Kapiti, Wellington, Christchurch, Ashburton, Dunedin, Queenstown and Invercargill.
If your location isn’t listed, our friendly, NZ-based Geek Helpline team can assist over the phone!
Book a Geek today on 0800 424 335 and receive the IT support you’ve come to expect from the team helping Kiwis with their computer issues for over 20 years!
Fast and friendly services
Technology misbehaving?
Time to get a Geek in. We can help with all your IT needs including PC and Apple Mac systems, smartphones, tablets, and more.
Call Geeks on Wheels
Call our friendly team on 0800 4 A GEEK, or fill out a Book a Geek form online to arrange an appointment.
We come to you
For your convenience, we come to you at your home or business. We have appointments available in the evenings and weekends.
Problem solved
Our technicians combine computer expertise with great personality. They explain things without using technobabble and get everything working again. Easy!
How can we help you?
If you need computer help in New Zealand, Geeks on Wheels are the ultimate IT support team, available wherever you are!
Whether you need a computer repair expert or IT advice on how to handle Wi-Fi connectivity problems, the team at Geeks on Wheels can come to you at your home or business.
Whether you have an unresponsive PC or a broken laptop screen, Geeks on Wheels can solve your computer repair problem today.
Need to set up your email account? Stay connected with the world and let Geeks on Wheels set up your email for you.
Slow or patchy Wi-Fi? Don’t get frustrated over a dropped connection, Geeks on Wheels can optimise your network today.
A slow computer can be frustrating – our team can easily improve your computer through servicing or affordable part upgrades.
Back up your data! Photos, music, emails, contacts, or business files are important, and our team can ensure you keep them safe.
Is your computer running really slow all of a sudden? You might have a virus – call Geeks on Wheels for quick malware removal.
Need help setting up a smartphone, laptop, or PC? Geeks on Wheels can set up your device and teach you to use it in the process.
Geek+ bundles our amazing service options into one easy membership. Get a plan that works for you – or for your business. Join the Geek Club. Get Geek+
Geeks on Wheels for expert computer help and IT support
For over 20 years, our team has helped New Zealanders with computer and technology problems. If you need help setting up a device for your home or office, the Geeks on Wheels team is only a call away!
We are confident we can handle almost any computer or technology issue and can assure our customers that no problem is too simple or complex for our technicians.
Malware removal and data recovery services
Do you need help securing your personal data, or do you worry that your hard drive contains a dangerous piece of ransomware? Geeks on Wheels can take on any data recovery task – let us handle your IT problems so that you can rest easy.
Our team have years of experience in all areas of network and computer security. If you need assistance in your home or business setting up a computer, network, or Wi-Fi router, book a Geek today!
We fix Windows, Apple, Android devices and more.
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22 August 2026
Data centres have been part of New Zealand’s tech landscape since the 1980s, but the ones being built now are a different beast entirely. The new wave of AI data centres being proposed and constructed are designed to train and run large AI models, and they use far more power and water than the older kind. Datagrid, the first of these "AI factories" given the green light in Southland, is expected to use around 280 megawatts of power, making it the country’s second-biggest electricity user behind the Tīwai aluminium smelter. It also has consents to draw up to 600,000 litres of groundwater a day, similar to what a town the size of Kaikōura would use, although the company says it expects to mostly rely on rainwater instead.
Supporters see data centres as a good opportunity for New Zealand, pointing to the jobs, investment and infrastructure they can bring, along with the argument that our cooler climate makes us well suited to hosting them without needing as much artificial cooling. Others are more cautious, worried about the strain these facilities could put on local power grids and water supplies, especially in smaller communities, and whether the benefits actually flow back to everyday Kiwis or mostly to the overseas companies running them.
If you’re interested in finding out where our current 64 data centres are located, check out this link here ➡️: www.datacentermap.com/new-zealand/
So what do you think? Would you welcome data centres to New Zealand? Drop a 👍 or ❤️ below and let us know your thoughts in the comments!
21 August 2026
He enlisted Steve Wozniak (whom he later co-founded Apple with) to help him, offering a bonus for creating a simplified version.
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