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Modern cars are surveillance devices on wheels

New research reveals serious privacy flaws in the data practices of new internet connected cars in Australia. It’s yet another reason why we need urgent reform of privacy laws....

Diminished sovereign capability could cost you everything

20 November 2024 | by David Burt

Picture this. You’re standing beside a loved one’s hospital bed. The doctor has just told you that they know how to treat your loved one, but can’t because the...

Silicon Quantum Computing readies first commercial product for launch

16 October 2024 | by Justin Hendry

Silicon Quantum Computing is poised to launch its first commercial product, a quantum machine learning processor that is already being used by some Australia’s largest companies. As the Sydney-based...

UNSW delivers atomic quantum computing breakthrough

2 October 2024 | by Brandon How

Researchers at the University of New South Wales have claimed a world-first breakthrough by demonstrating provable quantum entanglement between two atoms in silicon, a crucial step for scaling quantum...

The home-grown startup charging ahead with fusion energy

1 October 2024 | by Stuart Mason

In 1931, Sir Mark Oliphant demonstrated nuclear fusion by splitting the atom. The South Australian went on to develop radar and discover hydrogen-boron fusion. A Sydney-based tech company is...

Data centre disclosures needed to plan Australia’s energy grid

17 July 2024 | by Joseph Brookes

The large scale data processing behind artificial intelligence is taking a larger share of Australia’s energy grids, with a local expert on Wednesday calling for more transparency on tech...

Diraq banks another $10m in Series A funding

25 June 2024 | by Justin Hendry

Sydney quantum startup Diraq has chalked up another $10 million in funding through an expanded Series A as the company continues its efforts to develop the world’s first fully...

CSIRO chief scientist moves to UNSW

21 May 2024 | by Brandon How

CSIRO chief scientist Bronwyn Fox is stepping down to become the University of New South Wales’ new deputy vice-chancellor for research and enterprise from mid-July. Professor Fox will join...

Uni Trailblazer puts cutting edge recycling and energy on show

6 March 2024 | by Joseph Brookes

Efforts to turn seawater into hydrogen and make ceramics from textile waste are being backed by a recycling focused university ‘Trailblazer’ that unveiled its first research projects in Sydney...

Diraq’s ‘world-first quantum computer’ ambition on track

21 February 2024 | by Justin Hendry

Sydney-based startup Diraq is confident it can develop the world’s first commercial quantum computing system in just over four years’ using silicon quantum dots, beating out other local and...

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Modern cars are surveillance devices on wheels

Diminished sovereign capability could cost you everything

Silicon Quantum Computing readies first commercial product for launch

UNSW delivers atomic quantum computing breakthrough

The home-grown startup charging ahead with fusion energy

Data centre disclosures needed to plan Australia’s energy grid

Diraq banks another $10m in Series A funding

CSIRO chief scientist moves to UNSW

Uni Trailblazer puts cutting edge recycling and energy on show

Diraq’s ‘world-first quantum computer’ ambition on track

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