Enterprise tech

Rippling and Deel have been in the news over an alleged corporate espionage scandal. But their different approaches to growth demonstrate the stakes in a hot sector.

The recent flurry of management changes at Australia's big banks feeds into the regulator's desire to have more oversight of board and executive appointments and succession planning.

As the push to harness generative AI continues, Australian banks are turning to AI agents to amplify its benefits — though not all are moving at the same pace.

More than 50 companies including Japan's Fujitsu and US unicorn Incode have entered the race to supply age verification tech for the government.

The HR company has confirmed "an instance of platform misuse" but says no data was compromised, following social media allegations of a financial scam.

CBA has embraced generative and agentic AI to boost efficiency, enhance customer service and cut costs — accelerated by a faster-than-expected shift to the cloud.

The likes of OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and xAI are rushing to build AI models as quickly as possible. And Meerah Rajavel says there are reasons to be worried about that.

Established last year, Encore Holdings' goal is buy and manage Australian tech companies. It's just made its second acquisition.

NinjaOne has secured a $5 billion valuation with fresh capital to support its $402 million acquisition of the ASX-listed data protection specialist.

While WiseTech's board exodus contributed to big losses for the company's investors today, it looks like a win for scandal-hit founder Richard White.

Ex-Rio Tinto executive Leigh Staines is developing new technology to unlock copper reserves and meet soaring demand for the metal.

If Australia wants to compete in AI, it needs more computing power — but securing it is unnecessarily hard, warns IREN founder Daniel Roberts.

New allegations against WiseTech Global's billionaire founder Richard White come at the same time the company is facing disruption from Trump's trade war.