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A health-tech entrepreneur who owns Ace Pharmacy and claimed to have a $20 million portfolio has become the new holder of secured debt owed by StrongRoom AI.
The telco says AI tools developed under its new strategy are lifting productivity and sales as it works to rebuild trust after a string of reputational hits.
A newly registered company linked to a Brisbane pharmacy group has become the secured holder of a seven-figure loan made to StrongRoom AI last year.
Max Mito's lawyer "hotly contests" claims the StrongRoom AI co-founder admitted to fraud, as the Federal Court grants him $80,000 for his legal defence.
Australian quantum computing startups like Diraq, SQC and Q-CTRL are likely to escape the worst damage from Trump's tariffs, even as they continue to win US government support.
Administrators for the troubled startup have secured an agreement allowing it to pay wages and maintain operations while they proceed with an urgent sale process.
Airtree, Main Sequence and other Australian VCs are encouraging their portfolios to focus on runway and profitability as they anticipate a bumpy ride ahead.
The Australian tech giant is making its Rovo AI assistant, previously $24 per head, free to all Jira and Confluence customers.
NextGen Ventures' $2.5 million fund is modelled on America's Dorm Room Ventures, which has backed student-run startups that went on to raise US$6 billion.
If all goes to plan, StrongRoom AI could be sold next week, administrator Todd Gammel told Capital Brief, as bids roll in and cuts are made.
Australia has a rare chance to lead on AI under new US chip rules, but Xenon Systems' Dragan Dimitrovici says the government is still stuck in planning mode.
The extraordinary series of events that led a startup to collapse just weeks after it raised millions of dollars have now been detailed.
Founder JJ Fiasson broke down the tech behind OpenAI’s new model — and hints similar features are on the way for Leonardo.Ai and Canva.
Newly released court documents for the first time detail why EVP made the extraordinary decision to call police on its own portfolio company.
There are likely more twists and turns to come in the StrongRoom AI saga, which has captivated the Australian startup ecosystem.
HLB Mann Judd will seek talks with shareholders and the Federal Court over a freezing order that has restricted its access to funds it wants to use to sell the business.
EVP on Monday was granted a Federal Court freezing order over StrongRoom AI assets as one of the company's other shareholders threatens its own legal action.
The future of StrongRoom AI hangs in the air after the Australian medtech startup entered voluntary administration.
AI health startup Harrison.ai has posted modest revenue and a paper profit, driven by a windfall from its now fully owned subsidiary, Annalise.ai.
One of the first investors in StrongRoom AI says the Sydney venture firm did not notify other shareholders before it called police to investigate the startup.
In an extraordinary move, EVP has called the police on the freshest startup in its portfolio, StrongRoom AI. The situation raises questions about how — and how urgently — VCs make investment decisions.
EVP will return millions to its Opportunities Fund if it can recover its recent investment in StrongRoom AI. What happens if it can’t is less certain.
Sydney venture capital firm EVP has taken the extraordinary step of contacting authorities to investigate one of its own portfolio companies over "alleged activity".
Some experts think AI could spiral into disaster. But with the biggest leaps happening in Silicon Valley, Australia’s safety advocates are scrambling to make a difference.
After going viral, raising $10 million and struggling through R&D, Cortical Labs finally has its first product.
Commonwealth Bank's CIO for technology tells Capital Brief that Anthropic's safety focus was a big reason for its investment in the AI startup.
More than 50 companies including Japan's Fujitsu and US unicorn Incode have entered the race to supply age verification tech for the government.
BTC Markets and Swyftx are among the crypto exchanges putting money behind both federal campaigns.
Donald Trump's tariffs are harming the cryptocurrency sector more than his plans for a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve are helping. But the local industry remains optimistic.
Australian universities are great at research but have struggled to translate that brilliance into new startups. One of Australia's biggest VCs thinks it can help.
The faecal transplant startup is raising $4m to develop a product for the US — but America’s regulatory environment in the era of DOGE and RFK is becoming increasingly unclear.
With its relaxed, community-driven focus, Adelaide’s tech and VC conference may have more in common with Austin’s SXSW than SXSW Sydney does.
On the same day Trump called for an end to the $84 billion US chips subsidy program, the Albanese government attacked the Coalition's plan to review its massive quantum computing bet.
Peter Dutton has threatened to scrap the federal government’s $470m PsiQuantum investment, while Queensland reviews its own stake in the startup.
A partner at $340 million French VC Quantonation says Australia's strict export controls could 'starve innovators' and benefit the likes of Amazon and Microsoft.
