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 2
Aryza acquires Webio to boost AI SaaS financial services
Yesterday
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fintech
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cx
Aryza has acquired conversational AI firm Webio to enhance its AI-driven SaaS financial services, targeting improved customer engagement and collections.
TrueConf named Innovator in 2025 Aragon report for AI focus
Yesterday
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cloud services
TrueConf has been named an Innovator in the 2025 Aragon Research Globe for Intelligent Video Conferencing, recognising its AI-driven UC&C solutions.
VIPRE acquires Cryoserver & Solar Archive for email security
Yesterday
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data protection
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cloud security
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email security
VIPRE Security Group has acquired Forensic and Compliance Systems, including Cryoserver and Solar Archive, to boost its email security and compliance offerings.
Stellarate 3.0 offers SGD $130K grants for start-ups
Yesterday
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digital transformation
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grants
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singapore management university
Stellarate 3.0 launches with SGD $130,000 in grants, supporting start-ups developing tech for retail and advertising in transit environments.
Currys rolls out VoCoVo headsets to staff to tackle shop crime
Yesterday
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cleantech
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headsets
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sustainability
Currys is fitting all staff in its 301 UK stores with VoCoVo headsets to combat rising shoplifting and improve communication and safety.
BT earns Silver Award for fair pay practices with suppliers
Yesterday
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bt
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business support
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uk government
BT has won a Silver Award from the UK Fair Payment Code for paying 95% of invoices within 60 days, leading the telecom sector in fair supplier payments.
Pure Storage & SK hynix to develop energy-efficient QLC flash
Yesterday
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storage
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data analytics
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ai
Pure Storage and SK hynix partner to develop energy-efficient QLC flash storage for hyperscale data centres, boosting performance and lowering power use.
Suprema renews ISO certifications to boost data protection
Yesterday
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data protection
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encryption
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cloud security
Suprema has renewed its ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and 27701 certifications, reinforcing its commitment to data security amid evolving digital threats.
Adidas data breach highlights supply chain risk for retailers
Yesterday
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data protection
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phishing
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physical security
Adidas has suffered a data breach via a third-party provider, exposing customer information and highlighting rising cyber risks in retail supply chains.
LexisNexis data breach exposes 364,000 personal records
Yesterday
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data protection
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data analytics
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advanced persistent threat protection
LexisNexis has suffered a data breach exposing personal details of over 364,000 people via a third-party software platform, raising security concerns.
Australia's data centre boom shifts to regional areas
Yesterday
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hyperscale
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dc
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ai
Australia's data centre market is booming, with regional sites rising fast due to AI advances and renewable energy, doubling facilities in five years.
Beyond Blue boosts collaboration with Microsoft Teams upgrade
Yesterday
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uc
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hp
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video conferencing
Beyond Blue has enhanced its communication with a Microsoft Teams rollout and new meeting tech, boosting collaboration and hybrid work efficiency.
Kimberly-Clark & Ofload launch electric truck for freight
Yesterday
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cartech
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supply chain & logistics
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cleantech
Kimberly-Clark Australia and Ofload have launched their first electric freight truck, aiming to pioneer zero-emission logistics across the country.
NZ schools urged to boost emergency communication plans
Yesterday
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edutech
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schools
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rural schools
NZ schools urged to strengthen emergency communication as lockdowns grow frequent, with Skool Loop offering free, instant alerts to 1,300+ schools nationwide.
Decidr & eBev partner to bring AI procurement to hospitality
Yesterday
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hyperscale
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ai
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lion
Decidr partners with eBev to deploy AI procurement across 3,500 Australian hospitality venues, streamlining sourcing, pricing and inventory management.
Reskilling domestic violence survivors for tech roles boosts GDP
3 days ago
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data analytics
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ai
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cybersecurity
Reskilling domestic violence survivors for tech roles could add AUD $6.5 billion annually to Australia's economy, says Humans of Purpose blueprint.
Vertiv opens new Sydney HQ with customer experience centre
3 days ago
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edge computing
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ai
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cloud services
Vertiv has opened its new Sydney HQ with the first Customer Experience Centre in Australia, enhancing support for the nation's growing digital economy.
StackAdapt, Samba TV team up to advance CTV in Australia
3 days ago
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ai
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digital marketing
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digital advertising
StackAdapt has expanded its Samba TV partnership to enhance connected TV targeting and measurement for advertisers in Australia’s growing CTV market.
Blackstone eIT & Nintex launch AI platform for risk control
Last week
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digital transformation
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edge computing
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rpa
Blackstone eIT and Nintex have launched an AI platform combining vision intelligence and workflow automation to boost real-time risk management across industries.
Sustenic & Quidos to build core engine for Home Energy Model
Last week
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sap
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uk government
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net zero
Sustenic and Quidos will develop the UK government's Home Energy Model engine to improve energy performance assessments of residential buildings, aiding net zero goals.