Startups

The Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre will be established at the Lot Fourteen innovation precinct in Adelaide later this year.

“I’ve lost my way. I’m in over my head, trying to do and be all things in my early-stage, purpose-driven, startup. I care too much about everything.”

In a world more polarised and more politicised than ever before, Google is taking control of what its employees can and can’t talk about in the workplace.

We all know how important the first few hires are for a startup. But, what if those high-pressure hires didn’t have to be hires at all?

There are numerous examples of algorithms doing harm. So has data science reached the point at which an ethical pledge is deemed necessary?

Alan Jones continues to run, even though he is terribly slow, because spending time doing things we’re bad at is kind of the point of, well, life.

Aussie hostel-tech startup Tipi has secured a $US3 million ($4.45 million) investment from London Stock Exchange-listed booking platform Hostelworld.

Look Who’s Charging has been acquired by the Australian arm of credit reporting business Experian, following a “gangbusters” few years of growth.

Stylist and entrepreneur Shanya Suppasiritad has become the first recipient of The Two Grant, giving a boost to sustainable fashion startup Coclo.

Facial recognition technology is spreading fast. It’s common among police forces but has also been used at airports, railway stations and shopping centres.

Created as a side-hustle to solve a simple problem, Linktree has outgrown its roots, raking in $3 million in ARR, and a user base of 2.8 million to match.

Trade services platform Taskforce, headed up by former supercar racing champion Jason Bright, has secured $1.5 million in funding.