Simon Thomsen is a Presenter at SUDS. He covers a range of topics including business and economics, tech, finance, and investment, with a particular focus on startups and venture capital in Australia. Simon has been featured in the Australian Computer Society and Startup Daily.
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Simon Thomsen's coverage primarily focuses on Australian startups, venture capital, funding, technology, and business growth. He is particularly interested in press releases and private sector announcements related to the Australian business landscape.
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By: Simon Thomsen
“Humi is Canada's leading employment platform supporting almost 30,000 employers and 150,000 employees,” he said.
By: Simon Thomsen
The federal government will make another $3 billion equity investment into the National Broadband Network (NBN) to national fibre-to-the
By: Simon Thomsen
“After constant controversies and distractions, it will all come to a head in 2025, and Musk will be forced to hand over the reins at Tesla, a company many mistakenly think he founded,” David Swan wrote for the Nine newspapers.
By: Simon Thomsen
AO Ventures will invest in startups focused on sport, entertainment, media and health.
Sydney cultivated meat startup Vow , creator of the “ woolly mammoth meatball “, has been forced to slash staffing by nearly a third, with 25 jobs being made redundant as it seeks a new round of investmen.
By: Simon Thomsen
Telecommunications giant Telstra plans to spend $700 million – $100m annually – over the next seven years to ramp up its data and artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities in a joint venture with its long-time partner Accenture.
A medtech startup developing the world's first arthroscopic (joints) surgical robot has raised $5 million in a Series A to crack the US market.
By: Simon Thomsen
Oho is one of five Australian startups among 12 for the annual AO Startups program, which runs during the grand slam tournament, integrating into the event.
By: Simon Thomsen
Bunnings may be a goldmine for Wesfarmers, but ecommerce site Catch has been a millstone since the ASX-listed retail conglomerate bought the tech startup for $230 million in 2019.
By: Simon Thomsen
Investors keen to climb about the success of ecommerce unicorn Rokt have shelled out US$335 million (A$510m) to acquire existing shares as the business gears up for an IPO in 2026.
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