Australian AI lab caps $10 million pre-seed raise to run in global AI race
Metacognition AI raised $10 million from Main Sequence in a round ten times the size of Australia’s pre-seed average.
Metacognition AI raised $10 million from Main Sequence in a round ten times the size of Australia’s pre-seed average.
As it reshapes its core creativity products around AI, Canva is also hoping more prosaic productivity features can drive subscriptions.
Two proposed amendments to superannuation will be a boon for the startup sector, predicts King River Capital.
The Sydney startup will setup a basic quantum computer in an Equinix data centre by October, it said on Tuesday, as it moves to commercialise a technology that’s been in R&D phase for decades. Key Takeaways Key Background Proponents of quantum computing say it could be a US$200 billion industry that will enable fundamental breakthroughs […]
Blackbird has raised $1.05b from prestigious global institutions like Morgan Stanley and Schroders to establish the biggest Australian VC fund yet.
Andrew Forrest’s Tenmile and the founders of Go1 have backed a new venture seeking to simplify ADHD assessment and treatment. Seven years ago Zac Altman sold his traveltech startup LoungeBuddy to American Express. Now, following a stint as a VP at the finance giant, Altman has raised $3.5 million in seed funding for a venture […]
Luke Anear has wanted to change the name of the company he founded for years. Now SafetyCulture has become Mittle as the $2.4 billion startup reshapes itself for the AI era.
Opinion: AI is tearing up the old SaaS rule book and pushing venture capital towards a barbell of mega-bets and tiny cheques. Australia needs to pay close attention, argues Daniel Petre Venture capital, lazily defined, is capital invested into high-risk and hopefully high-return companies that disrupt tired market sectors with genuinely new products. That’s been […]
It is true that AI has made creating a software startup easier, but data from Cut Through Venture indicates getting funding may be another story.
Revolut, a UK fintech last valued at US$75 billion ($104 billion), has been approved to operate banking services in Australia. It plans to spend “nearly” $400 million to win over the local market.