Posts tagged "ed husic"

Australian biomanufacturing startup Cauldrom Ferm has secured $4.3 million in the first round of Industry Growth Program funding, helping the operation scale its signature 'hyper-fermentation' system.

A Senate estimates hearing has intensified scrutiny over the $1 billion PsiQuantum investment, questioning the government's due diligence process.

Slashing corporate tax rates would free up cash for SMEs, allow them to invest further in their businesses and drive "critical innovation", according to MYOB chief executive Paul Robson.

The Australian government has opened a $36 million grant program aimed at the quantum sector, focusing on early-stage projects.

In this week's Neural Notes: OpenAI launches text-to-video tool, fails to trademark 'GPT' and gets a memory. Meanwhile, Ed Husic still loves AI and Slack's AI features finally land.

In this week's Neural Notes we speak to KomplyAi's Kristen Migliorini about the niche the startup has carved out in the AI space - risk and compliance.

The resignation of Kate Pounder as CEO of the TCA has resulted in an outpouring of gratitude for what she has achieved for the tech sector.

The Australian Tech Council has welcomed the government's AI regulation, highlighting the need for a balanced, innovation-friendly AI strategy.

In this week's Neural Notes column: Ed Husic loves announcements, Leonardo.Ai lands $47 million, Google produces an aggressive amount of Gemini AIs and 'Promptography' becomes a word.

Minister for Science and Industry, Ed Husic, has announced an $18.5 million grant program to bolster quantum computing in Australia.

Industry Minister Ed Husic has announced a new grant program for SMEs called the Industry Growth Program. But it sounds very familiar.

According to sources round three of Boosting Female Founders may be delayed until the new year. Meanwhile it has been causing problems for women-led startups.