Micro-X, based in Adelaide, is the first company in the world to design and manufacture a mobile X-ray machine using NEX Technology. Their patented NEX Technology uses carbon nanotubes to create a more stable, yet smaller and lighter X-ray tube that now comes with a ‘Tubes for Life’ warranty.

The premium office space market in Australia is beginning to realise that its bias towards eastern seaboard CBDs is a less-than-winning proposition.

A wealth of continuous data, and the networked expertise to crunch it, has enabled South Australia to be at the forefront of AI research in preventative health.

With climate change on everyone’s minds, businesses are looking to protect their assets both today and into the future.

PwC’s new hub is creating the next generation of Australia’s skilled workforce.

A new research centre that focuses on next-generation artificial intelligence (AI) technology will develop the high-calibre expertise Australia needs to compete in the coming machine learning-enabled global economy.

Another $3.8 million will be spent by the Australian and South Australian governments on a package of agricultural remediation projects that will boost local economies and support ongoing recovery in communities heavily affected by the 2019–20 bushfires.

Global consultancy firm Cognizant will expand its operations in South Australia with the opening of a new global delivery centre in the state, creating up to 1,600 digital roles.

South Australian medical device company, Numedico Technologies, has announced a distribution partnership worth an estimated US$5.5 million over the next 2 years with UAE based leading medical device distributor, PBC Medicals, for their innovative smart syringe range of products, ClickZip retractable safety syringes.

Adelaide nanosatellite company Fleet Space Technologies will create 70 new jobs and boost its manufacturing capabilities after raising more than $35m from investors.

The River Torrens in Adelaide’s CBD is set to be reinvigorated with more wetlands and plantings to create a cooler, greener and wilder attraction for locals and visitors in the heart of the city.

Nyrstar will build a product recycling facility at its Port Pirie smelter to significantly reduce fugitive lead emissions and vastly improve the long-term health of the Port Pirie community, particularly the local children.