About Kaleah
Kaleah Salmon
Journalist
Kaleah Salmon is journalist in the TechDay editorial team. Originally from Australia Kaleah now lives in Asia. She has a keen interest in health, fitness, travel and spot. Having previously worked journalist for Australian publication Ministry of Sport.
Stories by Kaleah
Kodak Alaris wins 2024 Excellence in Customer Service Award
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customer satisfaction
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Securing the 2024 Excellence in Customer Service Award, Kodak Alaris proves its extensive commitment to delivering top-tier customer service, backed by an impressive 94% satisfaction rating.
Pulsant launches partner programme to power digital transformation
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colocation
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digital transformation
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cloud services
Pulsant, the UK data centre service, unveils a new partner initiative aimed at boosting access to its platformEDGE digital infrastructure and fostering business collaboration.
TeamViewer & Manhattan Associates form tech alliance for global logistics
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vr
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supply chain & logistics
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Global tech provider TeamViewer partners with logistics leader Manhattan Associates to digitise warehouse operations worldwide, revolutionising the sector with vision picking technology.
Hong Kong embraces global e-wallets aided by Alipay+ technology
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cryptocurrency
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digital wallets
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hong kong
Hong Kong welcomes 14 overseas e-wallets, including Macao SAR’s MPay and Singapore's Changi Pay, catering to a population of 1.2 billion, facilitated by Ant International's Alipay+.
Siemens & Mercedes-Benz co-develop Digital Energy Twin
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digital transformation
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chatbots
Siemens and Mercedes-Benz have collaborated on the Digital Energy Twin, an innovative tool designed to speed up factory energy planning and support Mercedes' sustainability goal of all its sites running entirely on renewable energy by 2039.
Digital poverty impacts one-fifth of UK's children, reveals Deloitte study
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New research from Deloitte and the Digital Poverty Alliance reveals that 20% of UK children are suffering from the effects of digital inequality, exacerbated by ongoing economic uncertainty.
AirTrunk & CLP Power partner for largest green energy project in Hong Kong
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microsoft
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power / energy
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airtrunk
AirTrunk partners with CLP Power Hong Kong to instigate the city's largest site-specific renewable energy certification (REC) procurement, supporting Microsoft's goal of achieving 100% renewable energy usage by 2025.
Seagate showcases environmental success in annual ESG report
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power / energy
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renewable energy
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recycling
Seagate's annual ESG report highlights their sustainability achievements, notably preventing over 553 tons of e-waste and sourcing half their energy from renewable sources.
UK government drafts new law to regulate artificial intelligence
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emerging technology
In a move towards regulating AI, the UK government is expected to focus on bias and safety within emerging tech after prolonged deliberations. Details of the legislation remain undisclosed.
3stepIT unveils AI tool for fair assessment of pre-owned tech
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ai
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european
3stepIT, a European circular tech provider, has unveiled a pioneering AI tool designed to objectify and streamline the analysis of pre-loved IT devices, propelling an industry-first shift towards enhanced, sustainable technology practices.
Firmus' Sustainable Metal Cloud powerfully cuts AI energy usage
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network infrastructure
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data centre operators
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power / energy
Firmus launches a sustainable Metal Cloud (SMC) platform, slashing AI operation energy use by half and trimming costs of managing AI workloads by up to 70%, reducing CO2 emissions markedly.
Noel Leeming launches tech trade-in scheme across New Zealand
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smartphones
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Noel Leeming launches a trade-in scheme allowing New Zealand customers to exchange old electronics for gift cards, promoting both sustainability and affordable tech upgrades.
ADLINK unveils high-performance Atom-powered modules for IoT solutions
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ai
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iot
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edge computing
ADLINK Technology, an edge computing operator, introduces two high-performing modules utilising Intel's Atom processors. These modules are optimised for Internet of Things (IoT) solutions and emphasise durability and temperature adaptability.
AVEVA unveils CONNECT, AI-driven industrial intelligence platform
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bi
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big data
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microsoft
AVEVA unveils CONNECT, a state-of-the-art industrial intelligence platform, at Hannover Messe event, promising to provide real-time innovation and efficiency in the industrial economy.
Fibrus & ACOME partnership boosts rural broadband in Northern regions
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broadband
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rural broadband initiative
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connectivity
The partnership between Fibrus and ACOME Group has accelerated rural broadband connectivity in Northern England and Northern Ireland, offering hyperfast full fibre broadband to thousands of homes and businesses.
ATech launches Boost, a AUD $100K cloud hosting scheme for tech startups
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cloud services
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brisbane
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boost
Brisbane tech firm ATech launches ATech Boost, an incubator offering AUD $100,000 in cloud hosting credits and expert guidance to high-potential tech startups, aiding their growth and innovation.
New ITW Global Leaders Forum code targets international voice fraud
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telco
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voice
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fraud
The ITW Global Leaders Forum and i3Forum have updated their industry-based code to combat International Revenue Share Fraud within the international voice market, targeting the use of premium rate numbers.
SNS secures triple win for MOD at the NAB Show 2024
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workflow solutions
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evo
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studio network solutions
Studio Network Solutions achieves triple win at NAB Show 2024, with its MOD solution claiming victories in two categories, marking their third consecutive year of success.
Gen AI optimism high in ANZ but cybersecurity concerns loom
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martech
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cx
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breach prevention
While ANZ business and IT leaders express high optimism for Gen AI's potential, cybersecurity concerns remain a dominant issue, especially following large-scale data breaches.
LG unveils state-of-the-art UltraGear OLED gaming monitors in Australia
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monitors
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pro av
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gaming
LG Electronics Australia unveils a trio of award-winning UltraGear OLED 800R curved gaming monitors, offering immersive, panoramic gaming experiences with superior performance to Australian gamers.
New Relic unveils advanced AI monitoring to boost app performance
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ai
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data security
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openai
New Relic broadens its AI monitoring capabilities, expected to boost efficiency and simplify AI application issues through visibility and data security, supporting companies' AI adoption.
Tuttnauer partners with Check Point to boost healthcare cybersecurity
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data protection
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advanced persistent threat protection
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cybersecurity
Tuttnauer, a global sterilisation equipment player, joins forces with Check Point to invigorate healthcare cybersecurity, enhancing patient safety and data protection.
UK IT leaders doubt government's ability to prevent cyberwarfare
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digital transformation
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advanced persistent threat protection
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cyber threats
Over half of the UK's IT leaders lack faith in the government's ability to defend against cyber warfare, according to a new report by cybersecurity firm Armis.
UPI speeds up new business strategy with BPA Platform integration
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martech
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commerce systems
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inventory management systems
United Pacific Industries accelerates new business strategy implementation by employing BPA Platform to automate data transfer between Shopify and SYSPRO.