When it comes to TVs, is bigger always better?
As technology evolves, the majority of things have gotten smaller or at least more compact. But TVs have grown in the opposite direction, now as big as the walls in your home.
Joseph Lam
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Atlassian founders add $4bn to their personal fortunes
The personal fortunes of two of the nation’s richest businessmen rocketed by a massive $4bn on paper Friday when investors responded to their tech company beating revenue expectations.
Ban likely if new app is found to be unsafe
The Australian government would follow a TikTok-style ban on Chinese AI app DeepSeek should government security agencies find the app unsafe for use.
DeepSeek threatens an AI revolution outside of US
Experts say China’s answer to ChatGPT has taught the world the US isn’t the only country capable of developing AI at scale and may pave the way for an AI revolution.
Australian tech stocks plunge as DeepSeek rattles market
Local tech stocks with exposure to AI and data centres have fallen as much as 20 per cent as China’s answer to ChatGPT causes deep unease across the market.
Start-ups warned against ‘excessive’ capital raising
Start-ups need to be in less of a hurry to raise massive sums of money which leaves them answerable to multiple investors, says TechnologyOne founder Adrian Di Marco.
Di Marco ‘winged it’ to TechOne’s ultimate success
A son of Italian migrants, who built one of Australia’s most successful software companies, has been awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia for his contribution to the tech sector.
Why 2025 is good news for workers chasing a pay rise
Almost three quarters of businesses are expected to give pay rises this year, a leading recruitment agency says, in a bid to retain employees amid cost of living pressures.
A quarter of businesses testing new AI to do human work
Australian companies are increasingly testing a form of autonomous technology powered by artificial intelligence which can perform human tasks, a Deloitte survey has found.
Aussie data centres ready to cash in on Trump’s open ‘gate’
Australian data centres operators are preparing to capitalise on Donald Trump’s $US500bn Project Stargate commitment to beat China by building AI infrastructure in the US.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/author/joseph-lam