Daniel Van Boom

Gilmour Space Technologies will soon seek to join SpaceX, Virgin Galactic and Blue Origin as it attempts to send its own rocket into orbit.

Altman has ridden atop the mystic wave of AI since ChatGPT's launch in late 2022. But now, he is at risk of losing the public's faith.

Australia's biggest telco denies AI had anything to do with today's announcement of 2,800 job cuts. Instead, they point to a more worrying challenge facing the telco sector.

The Sydney startup develops technology that allows autonomous vehicles to see the world around them using cameras, rather than industry-standard lidar.

The crypto hype cycle is not yet playing out like it has in the past. Experts are split on the significance of it.

Two years after raising $10 million in seed funding, Kinde is beginning to grow in the authentication space – thanks in part to an unintentional boost from Okta.

The tech giant's carbon emissions have risen 30% since 2020.

Jim Chalmers' federal budget seeks to balance a longer-term economic vision with the more politically pressing need to address cost of living pressures. The Capital Brief team dissects what it means for the different sectors in Australia's new economy.

It only took a single vague post on X by day trader Keith Gill, better known as Roaring Kitty, to light a fire under memestocks such as GameStop that have seen little action since the 2021 rush.

In an exclusive interview with Capital Brief, Anthony Albanese said the process went through “many hours of many meetings, at every level of our cabinet processes" - but the federal opposition is not convinced.

The Photoshop developer told an Australian Senate Committee it is worried about how AI can be used to deceive.

The uproar over the tech giant's ad for its latest iPad may be over the top, but it speaks to uneasiness about the AI revolution.

Life360 says it will list on the Nasdaq, but has yet to provide detail.

Different quantum technologies should have been put to the test before the Australian government's investment in PsiQuantum, according to a rival startup.

Both Qantas and Optus are trying to rebuild their brands and trust with customers after a tough year, and new leadership is a key part of both companies' strategies.

Optus' incoming chief executive faces a daunting task keeping his parent company happy while turning around what was recently named Australia's least trusted brand.

Notes and observations from the Magnificent Seven earnings releases and investor conference calls.

Australian philosopher Peter Singer is one the key intellectuals behind effective altruism, which focuses on maximising the impact of philanthropy, and has become highly popular in tech circles.

The co-founder and chief executive of PsiQuantum says he believes there is “no alternative” to leveraging the semiconductor industry as a means to build the world’s first commercially useful quantum computer.

On the eve of Sunrise, the country's biggest startup festival, the government announced the biggest single investment into a startup in memory. But not everyone is enamoured with that.

It's possibly the biggest ever injection of Australian taxpayer funds into a startup. But will the Albanese government's $940 million quantum computing bet pay off?

Australia is home to some of the world's most renowned quantum researchers and companies, yet the government chose an American startup to invest $940 million in.

While the price of Bitcoin is tipped to strengthen further this cycle, the former Iris Energy is already preparing for the next crypto winter by diversifying with a $40 million AI bet.

In 2022 TPG said it wouldn't be interested in working with Optus on an infrastructure sharing agreement just like the one the pair announced today.

Scott Farquhar's announcement that's he's stepping down as co-CEO of Atlassian comes at a pivotal juncture for Australia's biggest technology company.

Luminaries from the global tech and venture capital sectors have rushed to praise Scott Farquhar after he announced plans to step down from Atlassian after 23 years.

Billionaire Elon Musk has become entangled in a feud with Australia's online safety regulator — and the prime minister — just as his biggest company Tesla faces urgent challenges.

Few pundits place Amazon atop their list of companies that stand to benefit most from AI. That may soon change.

Previous Bitcoin halvings have triggered rallies about half a year later. But this time around the cryptocurrency is already on a high.

King River Capital cofounder Zeb Rice started putting investors' funds back to work early last year after staying on the sidelines for more than a year.

The Australian space tech company wants to be “roadside assistance” for satellites, and launched its first spacecraft in March.

Apple's most senior software engineer has criticised European legislation in the most damning way possible: by saying it will make iPhones more like Androids.

When one of Apple's top executives appeared in a Melbourne court today for cross examination in the Epic Games lawsuit, he also gave away some clues about the tech giant's culture and future plans.

Jeremy Howard’s Answer.AI, which closed an US$8 million angel investment round overnight, is a research and development lab hoping to prove there’s more to AI than chatbots.

Meta's pivot to AI has helped propel its share price 60% higher since November. Will two major announcements this week prove there's substance beyond the hype?

The Sydney-based generative AI company raised $47 million in December and has 7 million users.

After the launch of 11 ETFs in January, the "halving" is the biggest Bitcoin event of the year.