Paul Smith

More than a dozen of the country’s biggest tech investors say floats will return, there’s no AI bubble, and Donald Trump may be good news for local firms.

The start-up said the round had left it with a “material uplift” on a $150 million valuation secured last year. It will use the money to expand overseas.

GreenSquare DC has secured a $1.2 billion deal with Swiss private equity giant Partners Group as deep-pocketed investors look for AI exposure.

The tech giant has unveiled a new search mode that could stop users clicking through to websites as it works to counter the growing popularity of its AI rivals.

If anyone knows how to shake up the fortunes of online real estate stalwart Domain, it is Andy Florance, the founder and chief executive of US giant CoStar.

Sydney-based MyPass has spent a decade winning contracts with global mining, energy and construction firms to provide skilled contractors with a professional passport.

The race is on to build the fastest, most efficient AI models and hopefully tech companies will start developing the products we want to use.

OpenAI thinks DeepSeek took its private data to train its models; the hearts of writers, artists, musicians and journalists around the world must bleed for it.

Donald Trump’s Stargate announcement promised big bucks for development of artificial intelligence as advancing Chinese capability underlines America’s determination to preserve its leadership.

Synthesia’s $290 million fundraise will help it build a presence in Australia, and dovetail its products with Atlassian, which joined a series D funding round.