University of Queensland taps big data tech
The University of Queensland has inked a multimillion-dollar deal for the development of a supercomputer designed to handle the big data behind complex research projects.
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Wearables wilt Australian tablet sales: Telsyte
An increased interest in wearable devices, along with the release of the iPhone 6 and market saturation, hit tablet sales in Australia during 2014, according to a new study by Telsyte.
Freelancer makes payment play with Escrow.com buy
Australian online freelancing marketplace Freelancer is moving to corner the online payments market, striking a deal to acquire online escrow service provider Escrow.com for $7.5 million.
Ingogo set to close AU$12 million funding round by May
Australian taxi app and mobile payments platform startup Ingogo is one step closer to listing publicly, with the company expecting to close a new AU$12 million funding round by May.
Increased investment drives Xero NZ$69.5m net loss
Increased investment in product development has contributed to an annual net loss after tax of NZ$69.5 million for New Zealand cloud accounting software provider Xero, despite an 81 percent jump in subscription revenue during the financial year.
Australian researchers reveal graphene 3D display tech
A new technique devised by researchers at Australia's Swinburn University of Technology could help make the sort of 3D holographic displays that feature in sci-fi movies like Star Wars and Avatar a reality.
Bowen calls for 'natural partnership' with startups
Australian Shadow Treasurer Chris Bowen has said that a Labor government would work to develop a 'natural partnership' with the local startup industry in a bid to help drive local innovation and overcome emerging economic challenges.
Atlassian acquires video conferencing company Blue Jimp
Australian-founded enterprise software development and collaboration platform provider Atlassian has acquired French video conferencing player Blue Jimp.
Malware tops Australia's online crime threat: ACC
The next five years will see the criminal deployment of malware top the online crime threat to Australia, according to the Australian Crime Commission.
Wild weather hits telco services in NSW
Power outages caused by wild weather along the New South Wales coast have hit telecommunications services in the state, with areas between Nowra and Taree impacted.