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Woolies, Harris Farm, Tesla chair, pile in to back biosecurity start-up

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Woolworths’ venture capital firm W23, the co-founders of supermarket chain Harris Farm, the family office of Tesla chairwoman Robyn Denholm and Australian venture capital fund Salus Ventures are among backers of an Australian start-up that plans to build cybersecurity style protection in the biosecurity realm.

ExoFlare has been operating in stealth mode since 2022, having been co-founded by Silicon Valley veteran and former CEO of the CSIRO’s Data61 Adrian Turner, alongside strategic risk expert Chris Aitken in late 2020. It has built a tech platform to let agricultural and food sector operators monitor and defend against biosecurity threats such as avian flu.

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    Original URL: https://www.afr.com/technology/woolies-harris-farm-tesla-chair-pile-in-to-back-biosecurity-start-up-20240712-p5jtb1