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Enterprise
Publicis to buy LiveRamp for $US2.2bn as AI race shifts to data pipes
Publicis says its $US2.167 billion LiveRamp deal is about building smarter AI agents, underscoring how enterprise competition is moving to identity, consent and data-sharing infrastructure.
How to use React Developer Tools in 2026
A practical guide to installing React Developer Tools, inspecting props and state, and profiling slow React behaviour in a Chrome-based workflow.
TechnologyOne earnings 2026: ARR rises 17%, profit up 9%
TechnologyOne earnings 2026 showed annual recurring revenue rising 17 per cent and profit before tax gaining 9 per cent as the ASX software group held guidance.
How to use Chrome DevTools in 2026
A practical Chrome DevTools guide for 2026, covering the panels and workflows developers actually use to inspect, debug and optimise modern web apps.
AI coding assistants shift work to technical debt clean-up
AI coding assistants are speeding up output, but Lightrun says 43 per cent of machine-written changes still need production debugging and clean-up.
Equinix extends Fabric Geo Zones to Australia
Equinix has brought Fabric Geo Zones to Australia, giving enterprises a network-level way to keep multicloud traffic inside approved jurisdictions.
Kioxia Dell 9.8PB flash server targets AI data centres
Kioxia Dell 9.8PB flash server pairs 40 245.76TB SSDs in a 2U PowerEdge design aimed at AI and dense enterprise storage workloads.
How to use Safari Developer Tools on a Mac in 2026
Safari still hides its web developer features behind a settings toggle. This guide shows Mac users how to enable the Develop menu, open Web Inspector and test pages on Apple devices.
ASML backs Tata Electronics on $US11bn India chip fab
ASML will supply lithography tools, training and ramp support for Tata Electronics' planned Dholera fab, deepening India's bid to build domestic chipmaking capacity.
Samsung strike threat exposes fault lines in the AI chip boom
Samsung's planned 18-day strike shows how AI-era chip profits are widening pay divisions inside one of the suppliers underpinning enterprise AI infrastructure.
NTT DATA flags privacy, sovereignty as top enterprise AI barriers
NTT DATA says privacy, sovereignty and cross-border data rules are slowing enterprise AI deployments, with APAC respondents showing similar pressure.
Jassy at Five Years: Inside Amazon's $200 Billion AI Overhaul
Five years into Andy Jassy's tenure as Amazon CEO, a leaner, more disciplined company has placed a $200 billion bet on AI infrastructure — a shift with direct implications for the Australian enterprises that run on AWS.
Fin operator: AI-agent oversight is now a standalone product
Fin operator gives enterprises AI oversight tools as contact-centre vendors package governance, debugging and approvals as product features.
Kioxia Rides AI NAND Boom to Record ¥870.4B Profit, Plans US Listing
Kioxia Holdings Corp. reported record full-year operating profit of ¥870.4 billion and confirmed plans to list American depositary shares on a US exchange, as AI-driven demand for NAND flash storage propelled the Japanese memory maker to its strongest performance since being carved out of Toshiba.
NEXTDC opens KL1 in Kuala Lumpur, its first international data centre
The Brisbane-based data centre operator has opened a 65MW facility in Petaling Jaya, marking its first international expansion and a bet on Southeast Asian AI demand.
Gong surpasses $US500m ARR as AI sales platform growth accelerates
Gong has surpassed $US500 million in annual recurring revenue, growing more than 55 per cent year-on-year in its tenth consecutive quarter of accelerating growth, as enterprise AI adoption reshapes the sales technology market.
WiseTech Staff Blast Handling of AI-Led Redundancies: 'We Are Human'
WiseTech staff have confronted management over a drawn-out AI redundancy program cutting 2,000 roles, as the logistics software giant also loses major customer DSV in a $207 million annual revenue blow.
AWS Australia Boss: Skills Gap, Not Tax, Brakes AI Adoption
AWS ANZ boss Chris Casey says Australia's AI skills gap is the biggest barrier to adoption as the cloud giant pours $20 billion into local data centres.
Chalmers makes $20,000 asset write-off permanent, lifts VCLP cap to $480m
Treasurer Jim Chalmers' 2026–27 federal budget delivers a permanent instant asset write-off and expanded venture capital incentives for Australian technology startups, but capital gains tax reforms that raise the effective rate on long-held equity have drawn sharp criticism from founders and investors.
ASIC probes DroneShield as stock plunges on director sales
ASIC opened a formal investigation into the ASX-listed counter-drone company after directors sold $66.8 million in shares. Shares dropped 15 per cent on the news.
AWS and Versent sign five-year AI cloud pact
Amazon Web Services and Sydney IT consultancy Versent have signed a five-year Strategic Collaboration Agreement aimed at accelerating AI and cloud adoption across Australian government and enterprise.
SiteMinder slides 6% as SaaS sell-off sweeps ASX tech stocks
SiteMinder shares fell to A$2.96 despite rising revenue and EBITDA doubling, caught in a broader rotation away from high-growth technology names.
Acacia Systems lands $1.6m to build AI undersea surveillance for the Navy
Adelaide-based Acacia Systems will develop AI-powered undersea threat detection technology for the Royal Australian Navy, backed by $1.6 million in South Australian Government funding through the Defence Innovation Partnership's Activator Fund.
Electron: why VS Code, Slack and Discord all run on the same framework
Electron powers the desktop apps used by 200 million people daily, but Tauri and a wave of new frameworks are challenging its dominance with dramatically smaller bundles and faster startup times.
OneDrive's Australian enterprise lock-in: pricing, privacy, and the Copilot tax
Microsoft 365 Personal costs $AU159/year in Australia with 1TB of OneDrive storage. But the platform's lack of zero-knowledge encryption and the cost of Copilot integration raise hard questions for enterprise IT buyers.
