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Australian crash management technology company DingGo has launched MotorClaimPro, an AI-based motor claims platform aimed at reducing claims leakage and automating administration for third-party motor claims. The company said the product is designed to support two areas it describes as complex for motor insurers and claims administrators: outbound recoveries, where costs are pur...

RMIT University researchers have developed an early-stage “neuromorphic vision” prototype designed to combine sensing, memory and information processing in a single system, a step they say could eventually support smart bionic eyes and other low-power machine vision applications. The university said the prototype aims to reduce the amount of data transferred between separate sen...

HyperLight Corporation said VentureTech Alliance (VTA) has joined its Series C financing round, expanding the investor group backing the company’s thin-film lithium niobate (TFLN) photonics technology. In a statement issued via Business Wire, HyperLight described VTA as a semiconductor-focused venture investment firm with holdings spanning circuit design, foundry-adjacent proces...

Australia’s data centre buildout is set to intensify competition for scarce industrial land in Sydney and Melbourne, potentially lifting warehouse rents sharply by 2028, according to new analysis from commercial real estate company JLL. JLL said Australia is now the third-largest global destination for data centre investment, with a pipeline exceeding $155 billion. The firm [...]

Autonomous IT is likely to arrive through gradual adoption rather than a single disruptive “breakthrough” moment, according to LogicMonitor’s General Manager of AI, Karthik SJ. In commentary provided by LogicMonitor, Karthik SJ said enterprise technology typically evolves incrementally, arguing that autonomous IT will emerge as organisations build confidence in delegating more r...