Category: Simon Bush

Govts urged to follow PsiQuantum bet with more local investment

Post date April 30, 2024

David Elliot takes on AIIA Domestic Capabilities role

Post date February 15, 2024

‘New way of working’ needed for industry and tech policy

Post date January 30, 2024

Most federal govt agencies adopting AI without a policy

Post date January 11, 2024

The rise and rise of the AI co-pilot, as ‘Y2Q’ looms

Post date November 29, 2023

There is a lot that govt needs to get right on AI regulation

Post date October 27, 2023

Legacy ‘tech debt’ is strangling govt digital budgets

Post date September 28, 2023

AIIA urges govt to use tech budget to reach net zero goal

Post date August 27, 2023

Heavy-handed tech regulation leads to ‘double standards’

Post date August 10, 2023

India is a tech superpower that Australia must follow

Post date June 19, 2023

AIIA urges govt to lift game on AI as industry frustration grows

Post date April 11, 2023

UK unveils $4.5bn quantum strategy in tech-friendly budget

Post date March 16, 2023

AIIA calls for incoming NSW govt to renew billion-dollar digital fund

Post date March 5, 2023

$1bn needed to keep Australia in the quantum fight: AIIA

Post date November 16, 2022

Medical imaging platform wins AIIA’s Startup of the Year iAward

Post date October 21, 2022

Skills, digital and regulatory reform: the ICT sector’s focus

Post date May 20, 2022

Pockets of excellence, Australia is a leader in digital govt

Post date May 12, 2022

SMEs are critical to the economy. So how secure their data?

Post date April 5, 2022

Tech skills shortage requires real leadership and real action

Post date March 22, 2022

Balancing Act: Domestic capability and free trade both critical for tech sector

Post date March 7, 2022

Govt’s ‘AI Action Plan’ is lacking action

Post date February 27, 2022

Tech sector regulation is becoming a tangled web

Post date February 24, 2022

On innovation policy and investment, the states lead the way

Post date October 27, 2021

Global tech groups seek changes to Critical Infrastructure Bill

Post date October 14, 2021

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