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AI returns and digital sovereignty among key technology priorities for 2027 – report

Technology research firm Omdia has identified artificial intelligence (AI) monetisation, persistent supply chain disruption, digital sovereignty and Physical AI as four forces expected to shape the technology industry in 2027. In a recent...

Schneider Electric’s $22.6B PTC deal signals a new era for industrial software

Schneider Electric has agreed to acquire industrial software company PTC in an all-cash transaction valuing PTC’s equity at approximately US$22.6 billion (€20.1 billion), according to an announcement from Schneider Electric. Under the definitive...

AI ‘drunk’ behaviour exposes cyber security risks in chatbots, UNSW research finds

Researchers at UNSW Institute for Cyber Security have found that large language models (LLMs) can become more susceptible to jailbreaking and confidentiality breaches when trained or prompted to imitate drunken speech patterns. The...

UNSW research outlines responsible innovation approach for AI companies

AI companies could reduce risks associated with emerging technologies by treating responsible innovation as an ongoing organisational capability rather than a one-off compliance process, according to research from UNSW Sydney. In a news...

Industrial robot installations rise 11% as global stock hits 5 million – report

The number of industrial robots operating in factories worldwide reached a record five million units in 2025, according to the World Robotics 2026 Report from the International Federation of Robotics (IFR). The global...

AI Is Moving From “Know” To “Do”

Article by Steven Fong, Corporate Vice President, APJ Embedded Business AMD Artificial intelligence is entering a new phase—one that extends beyond digital productivity into the physical world. For the past several years, AI has...

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Nokia, du enable Zero-Touch Access with SDAN

Nokia announced the deployment of Software Defined Access Networks (SDAN) from Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (EITC) for du to provide zero-touch network operations. In a statement, Nokia said the three-year project is based...

UniSQ researchers attract $1.1 million in new funding

Media Release by University of Southern Queensland From extreme weather-resistant building materials to next-generation advanced composites and fine-tuning cybersecurity systems, innovative research projects have been given a boost at the University of Southern...

CICERO: AI That Can Collaborate and Negotiate With You

Media Release by Meta Today, we’re announcing CICERO, the first artificial intelligence (AI) agent to achieve human-level performance in the popular strategy game Diplomacy. Diplomacy has been viewed as a nearly impossible challenge...

Innodisk proves AI prowess with the launch of FPGA Machine Vision Platform

Innodisk has announced the release of the EXMU-X261, an FPGA Machine Vision Platform, as its latest entry into the AI sector. In a statement, Innodisk said its FPGA Machine Vision Platform is intended...

Landmark report analyses the impact of AI on science

Media Release by CSIRO A world-first report from Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, has analysed the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on scientific discovery, finding scientists are adopting the technology at an unprecedented...

Dobot Launches Nova Collaborative Robots for Retail Automation

Media Release by Dobot Labor shortages and rising costs around the world are two major headwinds to the retail and service sectors, opening up new opportunities of automation transformation. To better capture this...

LG partners with Griffith Film School, supplying them with the new LG UltraFineâ„¢ OLED monitors

LG is set to refurbish Griffith Film School’s Brisbane campus with several LG UltraFine OLED Pro monitors to help students as they learn their craft. Reviewing, editing, and manipulating video and sound is...

Scientists add ‘invisible fibre’ to foods for a healthier diet

Media Release by Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University Scientists have converted native starches, such as wheat, corn and cassava, to dietary fibre that can be added to food to make it healthier...

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