Parents say Snapchat is the weak link in Australia’s social media ban,with age checks easily bypassed and reporting limited to a child’s own family.
Super funds and the federal government are backing Gilmour Space Technologies,six months on from the launch of the company’s first rocket,which crashed after 14 seconds.
Both organisations are attempting to move past turmoil that has engulfed them over the past 18 months.
The deal follows a wave of AI-linked job cuts at major Australian employers including CBA,Atlassian and WiseTech.
The “festival of festivals” was lauded as an “unparalleled coup” for the city by industry heavyweights – but the gamble didn’t pay off.
The world’s largest gadget show promised a future in which technology handles everything. Outside the Las Vegas bubble,reality had other plans.
From pencil-thin OLEDs to screens the size of a small car,there are some genuinely impressive displays coming – albeit at somewhat terrifying prices.
Jensen Huang has a simple lesson from running the world’s most valuable company:“Don’t get fired,and don’t get bored”.
Eight years of development have produced a computer small enough to fit inside a classic 2x4 brick. But do kids really need a microphone and speaker chip inside it?
Choosing high-profile tech boffin James Curran as co-host proved to be disastrous.