Opinion: AI lessons from the dot.com bust
OPINION: History provides a signpost for what to expect with the development of AI capabilities.
Category Technology, Innovation & Science
Lessons in entrepreneurship
OPINION: Recent research provides insight into the benefits, or otherwise, of startup incubator or accelerator programs.
Orthocell confident of US expansion after record results
Perth-based regenerative medicine company Orthocell will ramp up its US expansion after delivering a 45 per cent revenue increase for the year, giving it a $44 million war chest with...
Opinion: AI exacerbates the technician trap
OPINION: The hardest part of business is seeing if anyone actually wants what you are making.
Perth men charged over alleged cybercrime links
Two Perth men have been charged over their alleged involvement with a cybercriminal group linked to breaches of over 1000 organisations, including the European Commission.
APA puts call out to hyperscale data centres
Energy giant APA Group is positioning its WA landholdings as prime real estate for power-hungry hyperscale data centres, pitching microgrid solutions backed by renewables and gas-fired firming to ease mounting...
Notre Dame cyber incident cost university $6.4 million
A cyber incident that locked students and staff out of key systems at the University of Notre Dame and exposed 62 gigabytes of data cost the university $6.4 million, according...
Energy formula drives WA along data highway
From AI factories in the Kimberley to metropolitan campuses, WA has become part of the data domain.
No hiding from data breach fallout
Data breaches leave a dangerous tail for boards.
OncoRes becomes first WA Prix Galien finalist
Perth-based medtech firm OncoRes Medical has named a finalist for a Prix Galien Award, a WA first in an award widely regarded as the Nobel Prize equivalent for the life...
