The ChatGPT maker has made its first big commitment to AI infrastructure in Australia with an agreement to occupy the biggest in the southern hemisphere.
The Silicon Valley giant behind ChatGPT will offer free services to major venture capital-backed tech companies as it attempts to steal a march on rivals.
A report shows regulatory barriers are causing funds to withhold at least $54 billion from funding private equity and venture capital, hurting both jobs and returns.
The telecommunications regulator is investigating whether TPG Telecom breached any obligations after a customer died following a failed Triple Zero call.
The central bank’s research also suggests Australia is well behind other advanced economies in introducing artificial intelligence into how people worked.
Leading technology company founders and investors have warned changes to merger laws in January could stifle innovative start-ups and prompt them to relocate overseas
The US giants have unsuccessfully attempted to allay fears about an artificial intelligence bubble as the technology enters the era of “jagged intelligence”.
The sale of hundreds of millions of dollars in WiseTech shares could be the tipping point for a billionaire who has stumbled from one crisis to another.
A rogue employee who had been made redundant created an encrypted file with customers’ details, including the credit card numbers used to pay their bills.
Australian cybersecurity firm Sekuro has been acquired by tech services firm Insight Enterprises, just two months after CyberCX was bought for more than $1 billion.
The deal whisperer for Sam Altman’s OpenAI has arrived down under as the tech giant looks to strike deals, but there may be some hoops to jump through along the way.
Anthony Albanese and Sussan Ley are among the well-known people whose personal details have been published on a website founded and funded in Australia.
A firm co-founded by a former Gilbert + Tobin staffer aims for global success after banking a big cheque from one of Silicon Valley’s best software investors.
AI medical scribe maker Heidi is one of Australia’s fastest growing start-ups, and is now worth $711 million after a big US investor led a second big funding round this year.
It took nine months for new boss Stephen Rue to be gripped by the Optus curse. But he should be given time to turn the company around after multiple disasters.