Jared Lynch

Jared LynchTechnology Editor

Jared Lynch is The Australian’s Technology Editor, with a career spanning two decades. Jared is based in Melbourne and has extensive experience in markets, start-ups, media and corporate affairs. His work has gained recognition as a finalist in the Walkley and Quill awards. Previously, he worked at The Australian Financial Review, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.

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Technology

Atlassian work futurist Dom Price and head of workplace experience operations Gina Creegan.

Atlassian homes in on work hub

Working from home is here to stay and the office as we know it will more resemble a first-class airport lounge, Atlassian says.

EXCLUSIVE

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos FEBRUARY 21, 2024: Hamish and Andy pictured in Sydney to promote the new HUBBL device for entertainment. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Swift

TPG enters streaming wars, partners with Foxtel Group’s Hubbl

Australia’s third biggest telco is intensifying its battle with bigger rival Telstra, muscling into the content space via partnership with Foxtel Group’s new streaming platform Hubbl.

Policy

29/5/19: Google senior executive Sally-Ann Williams is to be named new CEO of deep tech incubator Cicada Innovations. Pictured at Carriageworks, Sydney. John Feder.

Top exec identifies flaw in Future Made in Australia idea

A reset across corporate Australia’s thinking is needed to achieve the ambitious goals under the government’s Future Made in Australia, one of the nation’s top tech incubators says.

Tech Review

Sonos aces its foray into headphones

It’s a crowded market, dominated by Apple, but that hasn’t stopped Sonos from delivering a sonic boom in its first attempt at making headphones.

Automotive

BMW sets sights on Australia as hydrogen car trial begins

After abandoning hydrogen combustion tech, the iconic German carmaker has sent fuel cell pilot vehicles to test down under.

EXCLUSIVE

Kids Cancer Project chief executive Owen Finegan.

How AI helped childhood cancer charity boost donations

As charity donations dry up, the Kids Cancer Project turned to artificial intelligence to preserve precious staff resources, analyse donor base data and increase investments in cancer research.

Innovation

CSIRO's new supercomputer dubbed Virga, which the agency says will speed up research.

CSIRO unveils new $15m Dell-built ‘supercomputer’

Australia’s science agency has spent $15m on a new ‘supercomputer’ that it says will speed up scientific discoveries, helping grow the national economy.

Automotive

Mercedes-Benz has launched a new automatic lane changing function, to allow drivers to pass slower cars.

Big change coming to Mercedes-Benz

The up-market German car manufacturer has launched new tech in its cars, declaring it will help make traffic jams a thing of the past.

Cybersecurity

A live stream, featuring an AI-generated version of Elon Musk's likeness took over Seven West Media's YouTube accounts.

Seven West Media caught in major hack

Online criminals have used an AI-generated version of Elon Musk’s likeness to hijack Seven West Media’s YouTube accounts.

Exclusive

14/9/22: Canva co-founders Melanie Perkins, Cliff Obrecht and Cameron Adams speaking on-stage at Canva's Create event, announcing the next generation of their company. John Feder/The Australian.

Canva reaping dividends from $50m developer fund

The graphic design darling wants to grow from 190 million users to 1 billion, and a free-to-use developer marketplace is emerging as a cornerstone for the strategy.

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