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Convicted Harvard scientist rebuilds brain computer lab in China

An American scientist convicted of lying to US authorities about payments from China while he was at Harvard University has rebuilt his research lab in Shenzhen to pursue technology...

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Gig Guide: Intel CEO takes a seat at PsiQuantum’s table

PsiQuantum has added the CEO of global computer chip manufacturer Intel to its board as it marks the second anniversary of its pledge to build an industrial-scale quantum computer in...

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Agentic AI shifts the productivity debate from tools to trust

Australia’s productivity debate has spent the past two years circling a familiar set of questions: how to adopt AI faster, how to lift workforce capability and how to translate...

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‘Lean Australian’ on AI purchases, Charlton urges business

Assistant technology minister Andrew Charlton has called on the private sector to choose Australian AI solutions over foreign alternatives, warning that government policy alone cannot...

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PsiQuantum’s grand plan for Brisbane remains just that

In April 2024, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and then-Queensland Premier Steven Miles stood beside PsiQuantum founders Jeremy O’Brien and Terry Rudolph to announce a $940 million...

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Datacom to manage ACCC tech into 2030

Datacom has renewed a valuable contract managing the competition watchdog’s tech services, potentially extending its long-standing relationship with the agency into a third...

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How FSO became a national orchestrator for AI skills

Australia’s race to adopt artificial intelligence is no longer about awareness. It’s about capability – and closing the widening gap between those experimenting at speed and...

Big Tech to face 2% levy unless they sign local news deals

The Australian government has said that Meta, Alphabet’s Google and TikTok could face multimillion-dollar charges if they did not negotiate deals to pay local media outlets for news on their...