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‘We’re kidding ourselves’: Manufacturing leader’s innovation wake up call

‘We’re kidding ourselves’: Manufacturing leader’s innovation wake up call

Australia’s innovation funding and programs are grossly misaligned with its industrial structure, leading to a nation of inventors focused on fundamental work but not enough innovators to deliver “real life” outcomes and grow companies. That’s according to Dr Jens Goennemann, the Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre managing director and a former
The cost of not publishing AI research

The cost of not publishing AI research

The world’s leading technology companies regularly publish research papers in the top AI conferences as part of their strategy to build global competitive advantage. These companies include AI behemoths such as OpenAI and Anthropic, heavy users of AI in the tech stack such as Amazon and Meta, and early stage tech
Canberra urged to drop chip foundry fantasy

Canberra urged to drop chip foundry fantasy

Federal policymakers must move past notions that Australia’s semiconductor industry is tied to mass silicon chip fabrication, the NSW chief scientist said on Wednesday while pushing for a bottom up policy approach. Professor Hugh Durrant-Whyte, who is also the state’s chief engineer and responsible for its deep tech funding programs,

‘We’re kidding ourselves’: Manufacturing leader’s innovation wake up call

‘We’re kidding ourselves’: Manufacturing leader’s innovation wake up call
Australia’s innovation funding and programs are grossly misaligned with its industrial structure, leading to a nation of inventors focused on fundamental work but not enough innovators to deliver “real life” outcomes and grow companies. That’s according to Dr Jens Goennemann, the Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre managing director and a former

The cost of not publishing AI research

The cost of not publishing AI research
The world’s leading technology companies regularly publish research papers in the top AI conferences as part of their strategy to build global competitive advantage. These companies include AI behemoths such as OpenAI and Anthropic, heavy users of AI in the tech stack such as Amazon and Meta, and early stage tech

Canberra urged to drop chip foundry fantasy

Canberra urged to drop chip foundry fantasy
Federal policymakers must move past notions that Australia’s semiconductor industry is tied to mass silicon chip fabrication, the NSW chief scientist said on Wednesday while pushing for a bottom up policy approach. Professor Hugh Durrant-Whyte, who is also the state’s chief engineer and responsible for its deep tech funding programs,