Justin Hendry

Fleet Space Technologies has closed a $150 million Series D funding round, bringing the nanosatellite startup's valuation to more than $800 million – twice what it was worth less than 18 months ago.

Australia stands at a critical juncture in its energy transformation. As the global economy pivots towards sustainability, our nation has a unique

UNSW will gain access to a university orientated version of ChatGPT that offers academics and students intellectual property protections under a landmark new agreement with OpenAI. The agreement, announced on Monday, is the first by any university in the Asia-Pacific region and heralds a new dawn for the acceptance of artificial intelligence in academia in Australia. It comes just days after the University of Sydney reversed a policy that had banned the use of AI on homework and assignments, recognising that the technology is here to stay and that its position was untenable.

The first part of the Australian government's Future Made in Australia legislation passed through the Senate last month , setting up a national interest framework.

The federal government will spend more than $50 million enforcing Australia's world-first social media ban for under-16s over the next four years, as it steps up its oversight of Big Tech giants.

French biometrics firm IDEMIA has landed a contract with the Department of Home Affairs to continue its support of Australia’s ageing airport arrivals SmartGates for the next 10 years. The lucrative extension to an 18-year partnership comes after the company completed a partial upgrade of the border technology in the arrivals halls of Australia’s eight...

Former NSW chief data scientist Ian Oppermann has been appointed the federal government’s new Data Standards Chair for Digital ID and Consumer Data Right in the first shakeup since the role was created in 2018. Mr Oppermann, who will take up the role for an initial two-year period in March, replaces outgoing chair and one-time IBM Australian and New Zealand managing director Andrew Stevens. Mr Stevens has held the role since the creation of the Data Standards Body within CSIRO’s digital arm Data61 in 2018. He was reappointed by both the former Coalition government and Albanese government in 2021 and 2023.