Companies exploring artificial intelligence (AI) to adapt their business operations now have a risk management tool to help them manage new potential workplace health and safety (WHS) risks when introducing and using the technology.

Developed in consultation with Myriota customers, the rugged IP-65 rated antenna is easy to use and plug-and-play, custom designed to deliver optimal performance on the Myriota Network.

Hi-tech welding developer K-TIG will design a system to manufacture more than 15,000 storage containers to help clean up nuclear waste in the United Kingdom leftover from the Cold War arms race.

A 1.5-tonne part manufactured in Adelaide has been certified, making it the world’s largest approved 3D-printed shipboard fitting, and opening the door to a potential flood of new work.

Exploring how advanced cloud, AI and machine learning can be used in space and to create bold new solutions for terrestrial challenges.

Deloitte Australia is expanding its Adelaide operations with the opening of Australia’s first Centre for Innovation and Technology that will, over the next 3 years, create up to 500 jobs within automation, analytics, cyber and financial audit services.

Microsoft, one of the world’s biggest tech companies, is expanding its South Australian presence by setting up its Azure Space team at Lot Fourteen – adding another piece of the jobs bonanza puzzle in the burgeoning local space sector.

Sydney-based data centre owner DCI Data Centers has bought land at Mawson Lakes Technology Park to build a second Adelaide site.

Lot Fourteen based SITAEL Australia has announced a new partnership with the University of Adelaide’s Institute for Photonics and Advanced Sensing (IPAS) to cooperate in innovative research into space-based infrared instruments.

Australia’s leading organisation for digital health innovation and commercialisation, the Digital Health Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) has launched in the MIT bigdata Living Lab at Lot Fourteen.

The announcement followed a partnership between Nokia and the State Government.

Systems engineer Adrien Doucet has left his home behind in France to help drive South Australia’s space industry innovation.