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MP Space raises AUD $23 million seed funding round
The Sydney-based start-up will use the capital to expand local manufacturing and engineering after claiming one of Australia's largest deep-tech seed raises.
Exalate launches Australian hosting for cloud connector
Australian firms can now keep Exalate Cloud in-country on Google Cloud in Sydney, easing migration and compliance concerns for connected systems.
Mahlab roundtable to tackle reputation & growth
With skills shortages deepening, the session will explore how trust can help firms win funding, attract talent and secure work.
Australia's smart home market to top AUD $11 billion
Battery systems are driving Australia's smart home boom, with revenue set to jump to AUD $7.7 billion in 2025 and top AUD $11 billion in 2026.
VentraIP urges sites to prepare for quantum encryption
Site owners face a slow, infrastructure-wide upgrade as browsers and hosting providers start adopting quantum-resistant methods to protect long-lived data.
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With December bookings under pressure, hospitality venues are turning to AI-driven SMS and WhatsApp campaigns to reach customers fast and cheaply.
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Fortinet launches cloud SASE for small branch offices
The move gives retailers and other distributed operators cloud security for small branches without adding on-site firewalls or endpoint software.
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Multinational firms can now choose from four security providers on BT's network platform as AI traffic raises demands on speed, resilience and control.
Advantai signs 10-year One NZ deal for Boost launch
Boost Mobile New Zealand will enter the market without building its own network, as a new agreement opens One NZ's platform to more brands.
Zetron named finalist for New Zealand emergency system
The project is part of a NZD $1.7 billion overhaul that will let emergency services in New Zealand share radio technology and coordinate faster.
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FedEx study sees Asia Pacific semiconductor expansion
Geopolitical risks are prompting chipmakers to spread production across Asia Pacific, with 35% planning expansion into new regional markets.
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Regulated organisations can keep wireless WAN telemetry and management data inside their own environments, easing compliance concerns.
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