NBN losses widen but expects an AI financial spark
The government-run telco is betting big on the need for fibre and higher-speed internet as AI computing moves to centre stage.
The government-run telco is betting big on the need for fibre and higher-speed internet as AI computing moves to centre stage.
The big four bank will put 3000 staff through a new AI upskilling program as it phases out its own answer to ChatGPT, launched just one year ago.
The Aussie unicorn start-up boasts its new product that will give real-time wage transparency, drawing from the payslips of more than 2 million workers.
The nation’s third largest telco has landed the 10-year Victorian deal from South East Water, part of a major smart upgrade of the state’s water meters.
More Australian tech companies are hiring offshore as job graduate readiness plummets and labour costs rise.
A clinical stage biotech spun out of Sydney University has raised $14.5m to take its new drug which reduces agitation without sedating patients to phase b trials.
The world’s most popular newsletter company is trying to reinvent itself in Australia, and part of that plan involves utilising the popularity of Canva.
Family tracking company Life360 will pocket about $30.2m from a deal with an Israeli AI company that uses its data to sell insights to developers and town planners.
A Nowra firm that recycles glass into high-end tiles has attracted $7.75m from a big name backer as it looks to enter the benchtop market and expand manufacturing.
Google’s anti-competitive behaviours have limited the development of rival search engines and even its own, says former ACCC chair and academic Rod Sims.
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