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The campaign targets an estimated 400 million small and medium-sized businesses worldwide, aiming to make cyber certification more affordable and practical.
Samsung launches The Frame hospitality display in Australia
Hotels can now offer guests a gallery-style screen with AI wallpapers and in-room services, as Samsung expands The Frame into hospitality.
Australians pay up to AUD $350 to queue for iPhone Duo
Launch-day scarcity has pushed some buyers to pay up to AUD $350 for someone to queue at Apple's Sydney store for the iPhone Duo.
carsales unveils new retail channel and some AI tools
The move could give carmakers and dealers a new route to buyers as the Australian market fragments and shopping journeys stretch to six months.
AI reshapes money moves, Forbes warns banks on trust
Banks and retailers face new risks as AI agents begin spending, booking and triggering payments without a human checking every step.
KPay wins Australian licence as merchant push expands
The permit gives KPay a regulatory base to deepen its Australian payments push as it adds point-of-sale tools and financing for SMEs.
Eucalyptus founder urges Australian start-ups to take risks
The acquisition underscored how quickly a pivot can pay off, with Eucalyptus sold to Hims & Hers for USD $1.15 billion after a risky shift.
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AI annual recurring revenue climbed to USD $362 million in the second quarter, as NiCE won a top Gartner ranking in cloud contact centre software.
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