About Kaleah
Kaleah Salmon
Journalist
Kaleah Salmon is journalist in the TechDay editorial team. She has a keen interest in health, fitness, travel and sport. She previously worked as a journalist for Australian publication, Ministry of Sport.
Stories by Kaleah - Page 7
Lusha unveils AI-driven Playlists for streamlined prospecting
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rpa
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ai
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b2b
Lusha has launched Lusha Playlists, an AI-powered feature designed to revolutionise B2B prospecting by providing dynamic lead lists tailored to users' needs.
Capella Taipei opens with innovative Aiello AI technology
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digital transformation
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ai
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automation
Capella Taipei has officially opened, featuring innovative Aiello AI technology in all 86 rooms, enhancing luxury stays with voice-activated concierge services.
Intuit launches UK council to boost AI in small business
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digital transformation
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ai
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productivity
The Intuit Small Business Growth Council has launched in the UK, uniting 18 entrepreneurs to boost AI and digital adoption for small businesses.
Discovermarket & Sympla launch Evento Seguro in Brazil
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chubb
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insurtech
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accessibility
Insurtech discovermarket has teamed up with Sympla to launch Evento Seguro in Brazil, offering enhanced Public Liability Insurance for event organisers.
LDA Technologies unveils NeoTap X for capital markets
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financial institutions
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fpga
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low latency
LDA Technologies has unveiled NeoTap X, an advanced solution for timestamping and tap aggregation in capital markets, featuring 100G capabilities and high-speed processing.
Arlo celebrates cloud security's role in home protection
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storage
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data protection
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smart home
On World Cloud Security Day, Arlo Technologies champions the role of cloud storage in enhancing home security, offering remote access and vital data protection.
Canadian AI startup wins NATO Innovation Hackathon
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ai
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nato
Montreal-based Independent Robotics has triumphed at the NATO Innovation Hackathon, winning EUR €20,000 for its cutting-edge AI technology, AISRA.
New Zealand app empowers people with disabilities with decision-making
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autonomy
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volition
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accessibility
A new mobile web app called Volition is enhancing decision-making for people with disabilities in New Zealand, promoting personal agency and communication.
Intralink acquires Orissa, bolstering Southeast Asia reach
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investment
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acquisition
Intralink has acquired Orissa International to bolster its support for tech startups in Southeast Asia, expanding its regional expertise and service offerings.
Prowler secures USD $6.5 million to enhance cloud security
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hyperscale
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cloud security
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cybersecurity
Prowler has raised USD $6.5 million in a seed-extension round, totalling USD $12.5 million, to enhance its open cloud security solutions amidst rising digital threats.
Tech Mahindra partners with Nuix for AI-driven fraud solutions
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uc
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data protection
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breach prevention
Tech Mahindra has formed a strategic partnership with Nuix to enhance cyber and fraud detection for global enterprises using AI-powered analytics.
Liverton's SHIFT For Outlook now on Microsoft AppSource
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encryption
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email security
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data privacy
Liverton Security has launched its SHIFT For Outlook on Microsoft AppSource, enabling secure file transfers via Outlook without size limitations.
Google Cloud Run vulnerability exposed by Tenable Research
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data protection
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cloud security
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breach prevention
Tenable Research has uncovered a vulnerability in Google Cloud Run, named ImageRunner, which could allow attackers to access private container images.
CData launches integration accelerator for Microsoft Fabric
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data analytics
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martech
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cdp
CData Software has launched a Microsoft Fabric Integration Accelerator, enhancing connectivity to over 270 data sources, aimed at resolving integration challenges.
Utimaco launches Quantum Protect for post-quantum security
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edutech
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data protection
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semiconductors
Utimaco has unveiled Quantum Protect, a Post Quantum Cryptography application package and simulator, addressing quantum threats to secure future digital assets.
London's night economy thrives as retail sector declines
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workforce management
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deputy
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millennials
London's night economy flourishes as retail jobs remain 5% down since the pandemic, with hospitality seeing a 2% annual increase in employment.
Databricks expands ANZ presence, boosting AI capabilities
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data analytics
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ai
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sap
Databricks is expanding its footprint in Australia and New Zealand, aiming to boost AI capabilities and workforce to over 200 by year-end amid rising demand.
Lantronix reveals new AI-driven Open-Q 8550CS SOM
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edge computing
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iot
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ai
Lantronix has launched its Open-Q 8550CS System-on-Module, leveraging Qualcomm's QCS8550 to enhance low-power AI and ML for edge computing.
Databricks partners with NSW to expand AI skills programme
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data analytics
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ai
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public sector
Databricks has partnered with the New South Wales Government to enhance its AI and data academy, aiming to upskill over 100 staff members in the next year.
Gilmour Space partners with Ansys for first Aussie rocket
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rocket
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national security
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startups
Gilmour Space Technologies has partnered with Ansys to advance the Eris rocket project, aiming to make history with Australia's first orbital launch.