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The expansion will bring smart controls to nearly 60% of the capital's 83,000 streetlights, cutting maintenance and energy use for the ACT Government.
Small firms can face annual borrowing costs of about 73 per cent on a $50,000 loan when a factor rate is misunderstood.
Outages, cyberattacks and ageing systems are making reliable digital government harder to deliver for Australians, despite tighter budgets.
Only 21% of Australian organisations say AI is worth more than it costs, even as most spend at least USD $500,000 a year on it.
The overhaul should improve controls and cut paperwork, while giving citizens, suppliers and public servants access to online services across the islands.
Higher interest rates and falling house prices are expected to squeeze housebuilding through 2027, even as data centre projects lift non-residential approvals.
The deal will help staff find information faster and streamline routine work as councils race to use artificial intelligence in administration.
More than 4.2 million homes with rooftop solar could gain safer grid connections as the new framework lets devices and operators verify identities.
The group aims to help brands measure in-store sales more clearly as retail media shifts beyond online conversion channels into physical shopping.
Australia's Konica Minolta unit is set to sharpen its digital workplace push as Tsuyoshi Kanda takes over from Yohei Konaka after six years.
Australian businesses can now prepare for richer customer messages as mobile networks inch towards wider RCS availability, with SMS fallback still available.
Australian buyers face prices from AUD $5,249 for a modular desktop laser system that can add new modules instead of being replaced.
With 87% of New Zealand organisations now using AI, firms risk shadow tools, data leaks and fractured controls if IT is sidelined.
Australian buyers can now order the Elite AT43 through d'Albora, after the New Zealand boatbuilder secured its first formal market entry there.
He will now oversee sales, services and support across Australia, New Zealand and Asia-Pacific as providers seek better access to patient data.
Rising AI demand is forcing operators to rethink cooling, commissioning and maintenance as data centres add hundreds more measurement points.
Drumbeat CEO Barney Chunn says AI-powered targeting can bring PR within reach of high-growth companies that couldn't previously afford an agency retainer.
The tie-up adds 20 specialists and gives Australian clients a broader AI offer as demand shifts from trials to production and oversight grows harder.
The move gives the observability vendor a dedicated regional lead as Australian and New Zealand customers step up cloud and AI spending.
The funding will back more than 300 MW of solar and battery projects, including a NZD $100 million lending facility and new sites nationwide.