Author: Justin Hendry

Forget the AI bubble, it’s hydrogen that has burst

Posted on   |  by Sandy Plunkett
In a world reeling from massive technology-driven systems change, investment bubbles in new new things that are billed to be Holy Grail solutions to wicked problems are both features...

NSW Parliament issues please explain on eConveyancing

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
NSW’s land titles regulator has been asked to explain why it did not disclose an impasse on national eConveyancing reforms in a report just days before the project was...

The unique opportunity GenAI offers telcos

Posted on   |  by Raja Shah
Generative artificial intelligence has exploded into the mainstream in the last 18 months, and is now well and truly a dinner table conversation topic.  Thanks to the rise of...

Sky-high IT contractor costs at weather bureau

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
Australia’s national weather agency forked out more than $400 million on external contractors for its long-running IT upgrade – the full cost of which has never publicly been revealed....

AUKUS tech trade reforms set for sign-off

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
Australia and United States are poised to unlock billions of dollars in licence-free defence trade on within weeks after the US agreed to sign off on legislation enabling AUKUS...

What next for Google after illegal monopoly ruling?

Posted on   |  by Zena Assaad
On Tuesday, a US federal judge ruled Google has violated antitrust laws, the organisation “is a monopolist, and it has acted as one to maintain its monopoly“. Google disputes...

Govt dismissed alternate quantum bids in just 10 days

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
All five proposals to the federal government’s quantum computing EoI were ruled out in less than two weeks, in contrast to the six months of internal due diligence and...

Ayres on the social promise of Future Made in Australia

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
Forging a modern manufacturing sector with highly skilled jobs will have a “profound social and democratic effect”, the new Future Made in Australia assistant minister has declared. In his...