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.
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Scammers chasing corporate accounts
Scammers are increasingly looking beyond the savings accounts of individual victims and instead targeting their employers, investing months at a time to develop elaborate scams costing businesses as much as $US2.9bn ($4.65bn) per year.
Data centres will power tech gains forward, say E&P analysts
Data centres are expected to bring a significant return for investors in 2025 as AI workloads increase and hyperscalers demand more capacity, according to E&P analysts.
Show me the money: $250k tech salaries tower over all the rest
Hefty salaries, big bonuses and the nation’s highest hourly rates commanded by tech workers have been revealed, with even junior staff earning six-figure pay packets.
Local VCs scouting for 50 hottest start-ups to fund this year
Got an idea? Five of the nation’s leading venture capital firms have tens of millions to invest in up to 50 new start-ups. Here are the industries they’ve shortlisted as the hottest to back.
Aussie workers love AI but their employers don’t
Almost two thirds of Australians are using AI at work and 96 per cent say they’re confident with the technology but employers are failing to see a return on their investment, survey results show.
$3.8bn to upgrade NBN and see off Starlink
Labor has blamed the Coalition’s ‘unreliable’ copper NBN for scores of Australians switching to Elon Musk’s Starlink, warning the foreign-owned network was a ‘risk’ in areas where there was no credible alternative.
Labor ‘on the wrong track with NBN plan’
One of the nation’s biggest broadband providers says Labor should be fixing areas where competition has broken down rather than building networks, as scores of Australians switch to satellite and 5G services.
Welcome to the team: Meet your Gen Z boss
People born between 1996 and 2010 now make up one third of the workforce and some have already climbed the corporate ladder. Here’s how they do things differently.
The scam which almost took down an Aussie MP
Almost a decade ago, Special Envoy for Cyber Dr Andrew Charlton’s start-up nearly went bust when it lost tens of thousands in a cyber attack.
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