Cybersecurity company, Trellix, has conducted new research into the talent shortage in the industry that shows 85 per cent believe the workforce shortage is impacting organisations’ abilities to secure increasingly complex information systems and networks.
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A look in the engineers’ toolbox: The intersection of AI and simulation
Today, the capability and reach of artificial intelligence (AI) is continually expanding as the technology grows in complexity. As a result, engineers are faced with new challenges as they are tasked with integrating AI into systems. Part of the complexity stems from the recognition that AI models are only as effective as the data they’re trained with – if that data is insufficient, inaccurate, or biased, the model’s calculations will be too.
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Have you considered Edge computing infrastructure solutions for food production facilities?
The food and beverage industry is at something of a crossroads. While today’s producers may not view themselves as being at the forefront of the IT infrastructure conversation, food and beverage companies in a modern production landscape are also tech companies. The ability to gather, sort, retrieve, and act on data as quickly as possible is a necessity for producers to be proactive to consumer demands and behaviour, compliant with safety regulations and guidelines, and competitive via optimised processes and workflows.
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Australia and the US to secure data via Earth Observation
The Australian Space Agency and NASA have signed a joint Statement of Intent to further secure data, following the Australian government’s $1.2 billion Budget commitment for the nation’s first National Space Mission for Earth Observation.
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Data Science Group to set up AI Centre of Excellence in Melbourne
Israeli tech firm, Data Science Group, has partnered with the Victorian state government to establish an Australian AI Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Melbourne, which will create up to 36 new jobs in the AI field.
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Smart ute developed and ready for the next trial phase
The Ford Ranger has been retrofitted with automated driving capabilities to become the world’s first driverless Smart Ute. The vehicle has entered the next trial phase on Dubbo streets in NSW.
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Telstra and Quantium will form a new data and AI joint venture
Telstra and Quantium have announced their intent to form a new joint venture to unlock the full potential of data and AI for Telstra and its customers.
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Swinburne predicts traffic jams 60 minutes beforehand
Swinburne University of Technology has partnered with a traffic data and mobility insights company, Intelematics, to develop a new model that can predict traffic patterns up to 60 minutes in advance, using machine learning.
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Government funds training in advanced manufacturing technologies
The federal government has announced it will provide $3.6 million to trial the expansion of a one-year Diploma in Applied Technologies across six universities next year.
Developed by Swinburne University
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Melbourne Water to install IoT devices for pipe protection and air monitoring
Melbourne Water has developed a pipe protection and air monitoring device to help protect its infrastructure network and provide information on air quality.
Developed in collaboration with the Environment
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