When we think about the economic progress of the human race over the past 50 years, there is probably no more important development than our ever-increasing ability to process data at ever-increasing speeds based on improvement in integrated circuits. Simply put the modern world as we know it would not... Show More
Attending the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) held annually in the US is always an amazing experience. 180,000 people from 150 countries with 4,500 exhibitors spread over 2.9 million net square feet of exhibit space. It is pitched as the Global Stage for Innovation and it doesn’t disappoint! Show More
In late May, people in Europe were blocked from US news sites such as the Los Angeles Times. Others couldn’t turn on connected lights with mobiles unless they agreed to new terms of service. While that might sound standard, Tumblr users faced 322 questions to answer on how the blogging... Show More
AI is on the verge of transforming the lives of millions of people in their workplace and at home. From driverless cars to machines that converse with humans, advances previously considererd science fiction are now becoming commonplace. Companies looking to adopt these changes have the potential to reap new profits... Show More
Corporates are now spending heavily on digital transformation, not just for growth, but for their very survival. This creates a tailwind for providers of cloud computing, data analytics, and AI. Here we look at the winners from this theme, as well as the winners from two other powerful themes for... Show More
In this 2 1/2 minute clip, I chatted with Bevan Slattery about the history of Superloop, the reasons he is so excited on Asia as well his personal tech interests for 2018. Show More
There is one important piece of Australian economic data out this week - CAPEX. As always RBA will be watching this one closely. http://www.businessspectator.com.au/article/2014/2/25/markets/will-aussie-dollar-drop-over-capex-cliff Show More
It was looking like the party would continue on Wall St - until the Fed released its minutes. The fear cheap money could be coming to an end sending US stocks lower & setting us up for ANOTHER negative start Show More
Have you got a few minutes to play with something pretty cool? This visual data tool has just been released from Bloomberg. It allows you to sort and filter industries and companies from the Bloomberg Industry Leaders and then compare their ranking against peers. I can't imagine the amount of... Show More
Big day for data releases on Thursday - domestic goods imports data for September and the National Australia Bank business survey for the third quarter are released at 1030 AEST as well as the Reserve Bank of Australia's foreign exchange transaction data for September (1130 AEST). In the US retail... Show More