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David Dicker still hasnât found what heâs looking for
The tech hardware CEO and chairman lashed Australiaâs mindset towards the wealthy.
- 48 mins ago
- Mark Di Stefano
Microsoft may have just become Canvaâs most dangerous rival
The worldâs biggest software company has debuted an AI-powered design app, presenting Canva with a deep-pocketed rival.
- Tess Bennett
I gave up my phone as an example to my teenagers â it was disastrous
Before you ban your kids from using smartphones, ask yourself why.
- Bethan Ryder
Grow Inc raise upsized after strong demand; IPO on the horizon
A handful of new technology-focused investors will also join Growâs register alongside venture capital funds AirTree and Five V Capital.
- Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Drone food delivery set to land in Melbourneâs east
Lightweight, styrofoam drones will soon be flying over the city, delivering meals and packages to homes in Melbourneâs sprawling outer-eastern suburbs.
- Tom Rabe
Zip Co in $267m raise to pay down debt; Goldies, UCP on ticket
Fund manager sources said the placement is expected to price at about $1.52 a share, representing a 5.3 per cent discount to the last close.
- Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Opinion & Analysis
How Apple helped Samsung improve its sound
Samsung has copped a lot of flak for making many of the same design decisions as its rival for its new earbuds. But, as users, weâre better off for it.
Columnist
âDeclined to commentâ: three words destroying millions in VC brand equity
There has been plenty of hand-wringing over the ânegative coverageâ the tech industry has copped in the past couple of years, but operators should speak up.
Contributor
Regulator needed as ASX techies tinker with critical infrastructure
The ASX has a glut of big tech upgrades to deliver, on top of its CHESS debacle âdo-overâ. If it stuffs them up, then everyone in the market suffers.
Technology editor
If you really want to relax, put that phone down
The dopamine hit of smartphones, described as the modern-day hypodermic needle, is not the same as switching off.
Contributor
Technology reviews
- Gadgets With John Davidson
This foldable phone will make other people envy your selfies
Samsungâs Galaxy Flip6 wonât just take great self-portraits, it will help you get to Instagrammable locations, too.
- John Davidson
How Apple helped Samsung improve its sound
Samsung has copped a lot of flak for making many of the same design decisions as its rival for its new earbuds. But, as users, weâre better off for it.
- John Davidson
Yesterday
âNot good enoughâ: Blackbird admits its gender pledge has stalled
Australiaâs largest VC fund pledged to track data to support its rhetoric around investing in more women founders. Its first report shows it has gone backwards.
- Tess Bennett
This Month
Elmoâs US owner tests buyer appetite, two years on from $486m buy
K1 picked up ELMO at a time when interest rate hikes had punched the oxygen out of valuations for ASX-listed names.
- Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
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AI revolutionises business document management
Recent advancements in AI have transformed everyday tools into sophisticated allies in boosting productivity and streamlining workflows.
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- Funding
Construction start-up lands mega $105m deal
Melbourne software company HammerTech has landed a $105 million investment from Californian private equity shop Riverwood Capital.
- Tess Bennett
- Gadgets With John Davidson
- Digital Life
This foldable phone will make other people envy your selfies
Samsungâs Galaxy Flip6 wonât just take great self-portraits, it will help you get to Instagrammable locations, too.
- John Davidson
- Exclusive
- Funding
Sydney VC raises $20m in four days for âevergreenâ fifth fund
Early-stage software investor EVPâs fifth fund is targeting an underserved segment of the Australian capital market, and pulled in $20 million since last Thursday.
- Tess Bennett
How Microsoftâs Nadella became techâs steely eyed AI gambler
Risky bets on AI have become a habit for Satya Nadella, a 56-year-old engineer who came up through the ranks of Microsoft to become its CEO about a decade ago.
- Karen Weise and Cade Metz
How Apple helped Samsung improve its sound
Samsung has copped a lot of flak for making many of the same design decisions as its rival for its new earbuds. But, as users, weâre better off for it.
- John Davidson
- Exclusive
- Funding
Woolies, Harris Farm, Tesla chair, pile in to back biosecurity start-up
ExoFlare has plans to build a global biosecurity tech firm, modelled on international cybersecurity players, and has big-name backers watching as it helps tackle bird flu.
- Paul Smith
- Opinion
- Venture capital
âDeclined to commentâ: three words destroying millions in VC brand equity
There has been plenty of hand-wringing over the ânegative coverageâ the tech industry has copped in the past couple of years, but operators should speak up.
- Jessy Wu
- Exclusive
- Business IT
ASX cuts back on overpaid tech contractors who were âtaking the p---â
The companyâs tech boss is reducing reliance on contractors and consultants after insiders blew the whistle on temporary staff.
- Paul Smith
- Opinion
- Governance
Regulator needed as ASX techies tinker with critical infrastructure
The ASX has a glut of big tech upgrades to deliver, on top of its CHESS debacle âdo-overâ. If it stuffs them up, then everyone in the market suffers.
- Paul Smith
Five V boots up $400m payday at Canberra cybersecurity biz Penten
Houlihan Lokeyâs appointment shows Five V is hopeful of snagging a North America buyer.
- Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
- Opinion
- Social media
If you really want to relax, put that phone down
The dopamine hit of smartphones, described as the modern-day hypodermic needle, is not the same as switching off.
- Jemima Kelly
Apple sues Omni Bridgeway, demanding documents in patent case
The ASX-listed litigation funder is resisting the subpoena in Delaware, arguing that the technology giantâs demand is unreasonable, vague and burdensome.
- Nick Bonyhady
Fortescue says Financial Review report led to spying on former staff
The Andrew Forrest-chaired mining giant said its investigation into alleged intellectual property theft began only after an interview published in January.
- Brad Thompson
Short sellers target Aussie bitcoin miner Iren
Irenâs stunning share price rally has been derailed by a short sellerâs report that said the bitcoin miner overstated its AI potential.
- Tess Bennett
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AI predicts own supremacy, orders itself dozens of McNuggets
Former British prime minister Tony Blairâs think tank found AI could save a fifth of public servantsâ time, but it turned the analysis over to OpenAIâs tools.
- Nick Bonyhady
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