Sydney Opinion: Technology and Society: An independent column
An independent column on the impact of technology on Sydney society. The column provides critical perspectives on how digital transformation.
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An independent column on the impact of technology on Sydney society. The column provides critical perspectives on how digital transformation.
Atlassian grew revenue 26 per cent while cutting about 1,600 jobs in March to self-fund AI investment, then bought back $348 million of stock.
Australian tech startup funding is booming in 2026, with Sydney-based startups attracting significant venture capital investment. The startup ecosystem.
The model's open-source nature allows companies to deploy it without licensing fees, making it attractive for businesses managing AI budgets.
Sydney's tech sector, home to companies like Atlassian and Canva, is feeling the pressure of reduced investor appetite and rising operational costs.
Sydney's startup ecosystem is entering a more mature phase after the boom-and-bust conditions that defined the early 2020s. Venture capital activity.
Firmus Technologies has raised A$500 million in its second major fundraising round within two months, positioning the Nvidia-backed startup for an initial.
Sydney-based Gridsight has secured US$26 million in Series B funding to accelerate its expansion in the United States and Australia. The round was led.
PostgreSQL 18, due for release in late 2026 or early 2027, will ship AI-native queries and improved vector search, strengthening the database's grip.