David Swan is the technology editor for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. He was previously technology editor for The Australian newspaper.
The mammoth bet deepens Rinehart’s ties to Musk - the world’s first trillionaire - and US President Donald Trump.
As data centres’ power demand continues to surge, tech giants argue their deep corporate pockets will be an asset for Australia’s green transition.
No platform has been fined and the rift between regulator and minister is in the open. How are our world-first social media laws faring?
Apple chief executive Tim Cook told Anthony Albanese the iPhone maker’s new child-safety tools were “in part inspired” by the world-first social media ban.
The tech giant has offered to halt work on more powerful systems on one condition: that its rivals in the US and China agree to stop at the same time.
Outspoken comments by the bureaucrat in charge of implementing the federal government’s ban have stirred up opposition to the scheme.
The government is pressing ahead with its plan to make tech giants fund journalism, shrugging off Meta’s claim it amounts to a “discriminatory tax”.
Mythos is so good at finding software flaws that its maker won’t release it. Now Australia is on the access list.
As Victoria and NSW chase billions in data centre capital, a report warns households could foot the bill for a dirtier, costlier grid.
With 8.8 million local fans and a confidential cheque from Victorian taxpayers, American football is taking on the AFL and NRL.