Latest Ai And Technology News

Ava Risk Group has landed a $0.8 million contract with Siemens to supply its advanced fibre sensing technology for a major Australian transport infrastructure project, signaling growing domestic demand.

WhiteHawk Limited announces a significant shareholding increase by Director Giuseppe Porcelli via a Tranche 2 placement, aiming to fuel growth in the Middle East and ASEAN markets. Shareholder approval is set for September 2025.

Loyal Metals has partnered with VRIFY to deploy AI-driven technology at its Highway Reward Copper-Gold Mine, aiming to accelerate drilling and uncover hidden mineralisation with unprecedented speed and precision.

RocketBoots Limited has expanded its sales pipeline with five new customers covering over 8,550 locations and secured a strategic $1 million investment from Bombora Funds, positioning itself strongly in the growing AI retail technology market.

Clever Culture Systems advances its pharmaceutical market penetration with AstraZeneca’s full deployment and Novo Nordisk’s first order, while launching a new contact plate analysis module that doubles its APAS Independence system’s capabilities.

Pureprofile Limited reported record FY25 results, achieving 19% revenue growth and launching new AI-driven data solutions to fuel future expansion.

InteliCare Holdings announces CEO Daniel Pilbrow’s resignation effective October 2025, with Non-Executive Director Tim Chapman stepping in as interim executive director during the leadership transition.

Vinyl Group unveils its FY26 vision, shifting focus from growth to scalable profitability by leveraging AI-driven technology to connect millions of music creators, fans, and brands.

Straker Ltd has reported a record adjusted EBITDA of NZ$4.8 million for FY25, driven by strong growth in AI subscription services and operational efficiencies, even as overall revenue declined 10.3%. The company’s strategic pivot towards AI-powered offerings signals a promising shift in its business model.

Credit Clear Limited confirms it remains on track to meet its FY25 earnings guidance, buoyed by strong client growth and cost-cutting measures, even as revenue forecasts are revised downward due to timing delays.

TruScreen Group Ltd reports a dip in FY25 sales but forecasts a robust rebound in FY26 driven by resumed programs and expansion in key emerging markets. Strategic partnerships and AI-enabled technology underpin its growth ambitions.

Dicker Data reported a 2.9% increase in FY24 gross revenue to $3.37 billion with stable EBITDA, while FY25 starts strong with 17.4% sales growth driven by AI and Windows 10 refresh demand.