Australia doesn’t need copyright change to win data centre billions, AI boss says
Copyright law has become the central flashpoint of Australia’s AI and data centre policy. Sharon AI chief executive James Manning says no changes are needed.
Copyright law has become the central flashpoint of Australia’s AI and data centre policy. Sharon AI chief executive James Manning says no changes are needed.
Opinion: As AI hits an infrastructure wall, quantum technologies could help Australia seize its next big tech opportunity, argues Petra Andrén.
Shares of both companies have fallen at least 8% since the start of the year.
Brandon Capital led cancer therapeutics startup Myricx Bio’s $8.5m seed round in 2019. Now Novartis is buying it for up to $2.16 billion. One of Australia’s longest tenured VC firms will soon enjoy its best ever return on a single investment following Novartis’ US$1.1 billion ($1.58 billion) acquisition of London biotech startup Myricx Bio. Melbourne-headquartered […]
The AI juggernaut is all-in on the healthcare industry, launching three new products in the last six months. But it needs to make sure ChatGPT is accurate enough for the millions of people who already use it for health advice.
The Richards family is one of America’s richest clans, thanks to its electrical manufacturing company Southwire. Here’s why the AI craze should boost that fortune.
Opinion: Brisbane 2032 is six years away, but Tesla Chair Robyn Denholm and Australian basketball royalty Lauren Jackson argue the smartest investments in women’s sport will be made long before the Olympic flame is lit. Words by Robyn Denholm and Lauren Jackson In six years, Australia will host the Olympic Games. By then, a new […]
Faculty has for a decade run a highly-sought after Fellowship program turning STEM academics into AI workers. It’s now launched in Australia, its first foray outside of the UK.
Opinion: Most organisations are still optimising for the last phase of AI. These five shifts explain why yesterday’s playbook is rapidly becoming obsolete and what business leaders should do next, writes Lucio Ribeiro
Australia’s banking giants once again dominated Forbes’ Global 2000, with Commonwealth Bank leading a group of 32 national companies recognised among the world’s largest publicly listed businesses.