Technology

The Apple Vision Pro is being positioned as a productivity workhorse. But would it fit in a business environment? Here's our first look at it.

The co-founders and CEOs of Gilmour Space Technologies and Vow sound off on the role of non-technical founders in the deep tech sector.

The Queensland budget has revealed increased investment into the state's push for quantum superiority - from $76 million to now almost $90 million.

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

Digital ID laws have finally passed Australian parliament, coinciding with $288.1 million in financial commitment in the budget this week.

In contrast to the previous year, we're going into the 2024 federal budget with less of an idea of what the startup and tech sectors can expect for them.

Australian quantum computing startup Diraq has successfully secured $23 million in a Series A-2 funding round.

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

Queensland-based quantum startup AQC has launched with a $3 million investment to advance Australia's quantum technology landscape.

Q-CTRL will partner with TAFE to democratise quantum education in Australia - a timely move as investment surges in our public and private sectors.

The Wall Street Journal reports a Sweetgreen location in Naperville, Illinois, has been outfitted with what the brand calls an "Infinite Kitchen": an elaborate system which reads a customer's order and assembles ingredients like shredded carrot, kale, and dressing.

In economists' zealous enthusiasm to unveil how increases in productivity will drive exponential profits and growth, one key part of the narrative is missing.