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eSafety says 2,000 sextortion complaints expose platform gaps

Sextortion complaints topped 2,000 in six months as eSafety said Meta, Apple and Google still missed known abuse patterns and relied too much on reports.

By Marnie Blackwood
Enterprise

Copilot PC Insights rolls out for Windows settings help

Copilot PC Insights is rolling out in Microsoft's Windows app, letting users ask about settings, hardware and system status with opt-in access.

By Soren Chau
Enterprise

AI tech hiring shifts from bootcamps to reskilling

AI tech hiring is shifting from bootcamps to employer-funded reskilling as engineering rises, entry roles shrink and Australia weighs skills pathways.

By Soren Chau
AI

ChatGPT Work launches as OpenAI targets workplace tasks

ChatGPT Work is OpenAI's new agent for jobs across apps, files and websites, rolling out first to Pro, Enterprise and Edu users.

By Asha Iyer
Enterprise

Microsoft Australia layoffs hit local staff in 4,800 cuts

Microsoft Australia layoffs will affect local staff as the software group cuts 4,800 jobs worldwide and shifts spending towards AI engineering.

By Soren Chau
Enterprise

Microsoft Frontier Company launches $US2.5b AI deployment unit

Microsoft Frontier Company is a $US2.5 billion unit with 6,000 staff aimed at moving enterprise AI from pilots to measurable deployment.

By Soren Chau
Enterprise

Oracle layoffs 2026: 21,000 jobs cut as AI capex climbs

Oracle layoffs 2026: the software group cut 21,000 jobs and said AI deployment was helping drive the reductions as capex surged.

By Soren Chau
AI

OpenAI IPO filing puts AI pricing under scrutiny

OpenAI IPO filing puts token prices, compute dependence and Microsoft exposure in front of investors and Australian enterprise buyers.

By Asha Iyer
AI

Siri AI turns iPhones into enterprise AI endpoints

Apple's Siri AI, unveiled at WWDC 2026, is more than a smarter assistant — it's a new enterprise app layer that turns every iPhone and Mac in Australian workplaces into a programmable AI agent endpoint.

By Asha Iyer
Enterprise

Supabase $US500m round tests AI coding's backend bet

Supabase $US500m round shows investors chasing the Postgres backend layer behind Claude Code, Codex and new AI-built apps.

By Soren Chau
Consumer Tech

Office 2019 for Mac turns read-only on 13 July

Office 2019 for Mac will become read-only on older Macs and iPhones from 13 July, limiting affected users to opening and printing files.

By Pip Sanderson
AI

OpenAI Codex plugins push ChatGPT into office work

OpenAI Codex plugins add finance and sales workflows as ChatGPT pushes beyond developers into broader enterprise office work.

By Asha Iyer
Policy

AI op-ed disclosure row hits Western Sydney University

AI op-ed disclosure at Western Sydney University has exposed a standards gap over staff use of generative tools in public writing.

By Marnie Blackwood
Enterprise

GitHub Copilot billing turns coding into cloud spend

GitHub Copilot billing now ties AI coding costs to credits, tokens and model choice, forcing teams to budget code generation like cloud spend.

By Soren Chau
AI

Microsoft MAI models at Build shift OpenAI balance

Microsoft MAI models unveiled at Build 2026 give developers cheaper coding and reasoning tools while reducing reliance on OpenAI.

By Asha Iyer
Enterprise

GitHub Copilot pricing puts AI coding on a meter

GitHub Copilot pricing now ties advanced AI coding work to credits, forcing software teams to weigh Copilot against cheaper rivals.

By Soren Chau
Enterprise

Project Solara reveals Microsoft’s agent-device bet

Project Solara points to Microsoft’s bigger AI plan: enterprise agents running on managed devices, not only inside Windows.

By Soren Chau
Consumer Tech

Nvidia AI PC chip challenges Apple and Intel in 2026

Nvidia AI PC chip RTX Spark targets Windows laptops with Microsoft, Dell and HP, putting Apple silicon and Intel under new pressure.

By Pip Sanderson
Cybersecurity

Microsoft zero-day threat sparks researcher backlash

Microsoft zero-day disclosures have triggered backlash after legal threats to a researcher, with six Windows flaws at the centre of the dispute.

By Reza Khalil
Enterprise

Hyperscaler AI debt: $662B in hidden data centre liabilities rattles credit markets

Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta and Oracle have raised hundreds of billions in debt to fund AI infrastructure. Credit derivatives markets are now pricing in the risk — and $662 billion in off-balance-sheet data centre commitments is only beginning to surface.

By Soren Chau
Enterprise

Microsoft Copilot super app unifies AI tools as adoption lags

Microsoft is building a Copilot super app to unify its AI tools as enterprise adoption of the company’s flagship AI features sits below 4.5 per cent.

By Soren Chau
Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity jobs rise as AI-generated code widens risk

Cybersecurity jobs are rising as AI-generated code and shadow AI add validation, governance and breach-response work for enterprise teams.

By Reza Khalil
AI

Anthropic-Microsoft chip talks test Microsoft's Maia 200

Anthropic-Microsoft chip talks would give Maia 200 its first outside user and show whether custom cloud silicon can dent Nvidia's grip on AI workloads.

By Asha Iyer
Cybersecurity

Device code phishing surges as ASD warns Microsoft 365 users

Device code phishing is targeting Australian Microsoft 365 users, the ASD has warned, as Proofpoint tracks a surge in criminal toolkits and phishing-as-a-service platforms.

By Reza Khalil
AI

Nvidia earnings show the AI chip boom is still accelerating

Nvidia earnings showed AI chip demand is still rising, with $US81.6 billion in revenue and $US91 billion guidance despite fresh competition risks.

By Asha Iyer