Simon Thomsen is an Editor at ACS (Australian Computer Society). He specializes in technology and business topics, including AI platforms, software as a service (SaaS), and advertising technology, while also exploring themes in deep tech and economics. Simon's insights and expertise have been featured in Startup Daily and SmartCompany.
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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
Discover Hey Buddy, Stevan Premutico's voice AI fixing missed calls and revenue leaks in restaurants.
By: Simon Thomsen
Ready to launch a startup, but not sure what kind and how? Repeat Builders offers $3M, a team, and zero fundraising.
By: Simon Thomsen
Me&u founder Stevan Premutico has launched Hey Buddy, a voice AI platform designed to stop restaurants missing calls, bookings and revenue.
By: Simon Thomsen
Wellington's Humankind has acquired Blackbird-backed management training startup The Mintable, in a deal that lands three years after the startup's $6.8 million seed.
Nominations for Startup Daily's 2026 Best in Tech Awards are now open to Australian and New Zealand startups. Entries close June 19.
By: Simon Thomsen
Nominations for Startup Daily's 2026 Best in Tech Awards are now open to Australian and New Zealand startups. Entries close June 19.
By: Simon Thomsen
NSW cracks down on illegal e-bikes: cops will seize and crush non-compliant rides.
AlleSense raises $5M to revolutionise cancer diagnostics with its microscope technology, NanoMslide.
By: Simon Thomsen
Turn your EV into a money-making power station with Amber's V2G roll out.
Build Club launches Campus, a free virtual AI school to learn, build and get certified, unlocking your AI skills.
