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Ordermentum has secured a $55 million investment from Five V Capital, following a global fundraising process run by Barrenjoey that the company said drew interest from domestic and international investors. The company said the capital would be used to accelerate growth, support the deployment of AI capabilities across its platform, and fund targeted acquisitions. It [...]

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The newly established AI Accelerator Cooperative Research Centre (AI CRC) has appointed MaxMine executive chair Tom Cawley as its mining sector lead, as the Adelaide-based mining technology firm reports a new machine learning (ML) system is now running across customer sites. MaxMine said it has deployed a “production-grade” ML system for load and dump classification [...]

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Rohde & Schwarz has released an Automotive SerDes Alliance (ASA) Motion Link (ASA-ML) compliance solution aimed at testing in-vehicle high-speed asymmetric networks used to transport growing volumes of sensor and display data. The company says the new option, R&S SPLUS-K105 within its ScopeSuite+ software, provides electrical compliance testing for the latest ASA Motion ...

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A New Zealand defence technology company has been recognised by the New Zealand Government for an immersive multiplayer virtual reality (VR) training capability developed for the Royal New Zealand Navy, following an agreement signed with Babcock International at the INDOPAC defence exhibition last year. According to information shared with MySecurity Media, Company-X’s Lance Bau...

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A new nanoscopy technique developed at The Australian National University (ANU) has uncovered networks used for communication between cells, which researchers say could open new ways to understand human diseases. Published in Nature Communications, the technique is designed to allow researchers to observe how living cells interact with their environment over several days, reveal...

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