Daniel Van Boom

The WA startup is in the process of completing a small round to scale up its business ahead of a Series A before the end of the year.

Last year valued at US$43 billion, Databricks is launching an open-source AI model called DBRX to take on OpenAI, Meta and Google.

Telstra is about halfway through transitioning its entire business around artificial intelligence, product and technology group executive Kim Krogh Andersen told Capital Brief.

Insight Partners' Gary Survis says the hype around artificial intelligence has reached a peak – and the trough of disillusionment is likely to follow.

The social media company has built a community of 500 million users on the long journey to its IPO. Now it needs to figure out how to make more revenue from them.

Australia's deep tech startups have the potential to become global leaders — if they can get adequate funding and support to commercialise their innovations.

Semiconductor hopeful Weebit Nano was lured to the ASX in 2016 as part of the Australian exchange’s international growth ambitions.

The H100 catapulted Nvidia to become the world's third-biggest company. On Monday night US time the company announced its successor.

Australian universities routinely demand around 30% of any company founded based on research conducted on campus. That will need to change if the country's new economy is to reach its potential.

The pressure is on for Jensen Huang to impress the markets at Nvidia's GTC developer conference.

The identity of Bitcoin's creator remains a mystery after a UK court found against an Australian man who had claimed to be behind the cryptocurrency. But does it really matter if Bitcoin's origins are unknown?

The semiconductor IP company is confident in its tech. Its bigger problem may be encouraging investors to stay patient.

Canva's secondary sale and eventual IPO will enrich its early backers, and likely usher in a new generation of Australian founders. The liquidity event may well have a cascading effect on the country's entire startup ecosystem.

After 5 years of R&D, highly touted computer vision startup Visionary Machines is no longer flying under the radar, and is firmly focused on commercialising its technology this year.

Investor Mark Carnegie is among those keeping an eye on new blockchain based assets soaring in the current crypto rally.

The collective outrage that has met Meta's move to tear up deals with the Australian media industry distracts from flaws in the laws underpinning them.

Longtime Bitcoin enthusiasts are partying like it's 2021 after the cryptocurrency hit a new peak in Australian dollar terms.

Large secondaries by Australian startups like Canva have raised awareness of employee stock option plans. But experts are warning founders that poorly designed schemes can make life difficult for their startups.

The tech giant is making a bigger bet on artificial intelligence, reportedly moving resources from its cancelled Apple Car project to work on generative AI. But it won't be easy — or cheap.

Recruiters say software engineers are still in demand and can negotiate high salaries.

The AI boom has propelled Nvidia to become the sixth most-valuable company in the world. Its chipmaker rivals want a bigger piece of the action.

Quantum computing is a potential trillion dollar industry. Several leading Australian startups stand to become global titans if that eventuates, but it won't be easy.

Comparison website Finder has moved to make its third round of layoffs in the last 12 months.

Enigmatic big data provider Palantir's business is booming. And it's extending its playbook of branching out from government contracts to the private sector in Australia.

Rippling, an HR tech company worth US$11.5 billion, has opened an APAC headquarters in Sydney. That puts it on a collision course with an Australian unicorn.

PC and phone sales are winding down. Both Apple and Meta have bet billions that mixed-reality headsets are next.

Many predicted Aussie unicorn Linktree's demise after Instagram expanded its own link-in-bio feature. That hasn't been the case.

Apple's new "spatial computing" headset is likely to cost over $5000 when it eventually comes to Australia. New types of apps will be needed to make it worthwhile.

The social media giant's latest earnings mark a dramatic turnaround for the company and have once again made Mark Zuckerberg the darling of Wall Street.

The use of AI is on the rise. Its potential to usher in a new era of productivity growth is undeniable. But it's far from certain.

Shares in some of the world's biggest tech companies are hitting new highs. At the same time, they're cutting thousands of jobs. Is it all because of AI?

Spotify is among the app providers to have hit out at Apple over EU enforced changes to the App Store. Australian developers expect the overhaul to have an impact on these shores.

From Black Mirror app claims to a market darling run and viral TikTok backlash, Life360's time on the ASX has been eventful. The next step in its journey could be the Nasdaq.

Nvidia's stunning rally has continued in 2024. But rivals AMD and Intel have launched competing products in the past month, and OpenAI's Sam Altman reportedly wants in too.

The Sydney-based generative AI outfit wants to make its video and image output as precise as possible. But it faces stiff competition as it looks to take its business to the next level.

Artificial intelligence systems are designed to mimic the way humans think. So why not recruit brain cells to help?

The minister in charge of regulating AI, Ed Husic, has laid out the government's approach to policing the technology, which involves safeguards for using it in high-risk industries like health and law enforcement, and establishing an expert advisory group.

Stake's new CEO, and the bosses of Selfwealth and Spaceship told Capital Brief consolidation is likely in the sector, which exploded in popularity during the pandemic.

Technology startups are recommending caution as the Albanese government prepares to reveal plans to regulate artificial intelligence in the Australian economy.