Technology and startups
Conversation-capture tool Contented is already being used by over 200 customers globally to speed up documentation.
The former Optus and Seven West Media executive is eyeing up to 20 investments in Australia and abroad.
The Sydney venture capital firm has been ordered to put up security funds to continue pursuing Strong Room defendants as its bid to recover $10.4 million grinds through the courts.
Analysts are concerned the fumbled announcement of McKenzie’s abrupt departure the night before CSL’s first-half result may be an ominous sign.
Embedding AI into an organisation can lead to a 65% growth in revenue but only half of Australian companies have an AI plan.
AI dominated the Super Bowl as rivals traded shots. Behind the scenes, a Sydneysider is helping push OpenAI and Anthropic towards unified agentic AI standards.
The big banks are racing to prove their AI credentials, with each major stepping up investments as competition and pressure across the sector intensify.
From a skunkworks experiment inside Block to a 130-company coalition including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Microsoft: how Sydney's Manik Surtani brokered a truce to keep agentic AI open.
We have the talent to lead in tech and innovation. What we're short on is the incentives needed to turn ideas into global success.
The AI boom has become a global economic shockwave, toppling stock prices as Big Tech races to buy the compute power of tomorrow.
Mike Cannon-Brookes urged investors to focus on fundamentals. Robert Thomson said he is building a lawyer-infested moat. But is anyone listening?
The response to Maas Group’s billion dollar asset sale and data centre investment has been brutal, with the stock down 25% on the ASX. But one of its biggest backers says the pivot is the right move.
The departure of one of the most well liked figures in Australian startups, James Tynan, from a coveted role at Square Peg surprised many. It ultimately came down to a simple factor.