Technology and startups
A report by the Privacy Commissioner has found data breaches are on the rise in Australia, and government agencies aren't disclosing them in the proper time frame.
Dom Pym and Grant Bissett have a left-field plan to revolutionise workplace productivity by designing a new high-end computer that strips away digital distractions.
Apple Intelligence is widely seen as the company’s next major growth engine, but it’s not the only significant bet the iPhone maker is placing.
OneVentures has appointed growth equity expert Bevin Shields as partner and targets $200m for a new fund, signalling aggressive expansion in Australia’s tech investment scene.
For some, Elon Musk's big robotaxi reveal was an exciting glimpse into the future. For others, it was a distraction from Tesla's issues in its core business.
Deel, a California-based HR tech startup valued at US$12 billion, has fuelled its international growth with acquisitions — though not all have been equally successful.
Australia’s special envoy for Southeast Asia Nicholas Moore wants tech startups to look at the region for expansion, rather than traditional bases in the US and UK.
New figures reveal the vast majority of Australian children are using social media in some form, which may complicate the government's ability to impose a ban on it.
The Albanese government is giving itself a tight deadline to pass new cybersecurity laws before the end of the year, but the Coalition says rushing the legislation risks unintended consequences.
The investment, which values the Australian company at $132.5 million, will be used to beef up its AI-driven marketing analytics platform and for US expansion.
The latest numbers show female founders in Australia still face significant challenges in securing venture capital. Insiders are calling for a dramatic increase in women investors to break the cycle.
The startup, which develops software to make quantum computers more reliable, has raised a total of $166 million during its extended Series B.
Migliorini fills a post that has been vacant since his predecessor resigned in April, at a time when Google is trying to eat into the Microsoft and AWS duopoly.
Zitcha is eyeing a $180 billion global market opportunity and co-founder Troy Townsend is heading stateside to stake his claim.
