Software stories
Why your export business should adopt AI-infused tax tech in FY2026
3 days ago
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fintech
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supply chain
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ai
Australian exporters using outdated tax software risk fines and delays; adopting AI-infused compliance tech in FY2026 offers speed and accuracy benefits.
Azul & Chainguard launch secure Java containers for enterprises
Last week
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devops
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supply chain
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apm
Azul and Chainguard partner to deliver secure, commercially supported Java containers, boosting enterprise productivity and enhancing software supply chain security.
PPDS & Shure form global alliance to offer unified AV solutions
Last week
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uc
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digital signage
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displays & projectors
PPDS and Shure form a global alliance to provide integrated AV solutions combining Philips displays and Shure audio systems for seamless collaboration.
MSys Technologies rebrands as Aziro to lead in AI innovation
Last week
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storage
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digital transformation
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fintech
MSys Technologies has rebranded as Aziro, signalling a strategic shift to prioritise AI innovation in enterprise software and digital transformation.
Siemens adds Arm Zena support to boost AI vehicle design
This month
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cartech
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soc
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ai
Siemens has integrated Arm’s new Zena Compute Subsystems into its PAVE360 platform, accelerating AI-driven software development for automotive design.
Siemens unveils SysML v2 modeler to boost systems engineering
This month
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digital transformation
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software development
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personal computing devices
Siemens launches Systems Modeler for SysML v2, a web-based tool boosting collaborative engineering across mechanical, electrical, and software domains.
Westcon-Comstor hits record USD $5.24 billion sales in FY25
Last month
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saas
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digital transformation
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partner programmes
Westcon-Comstor achieved record FY25 sales of USD $5.24 billion, driven by 19.3% growth in cybersecurity and a focus on software and recurring revenues.
Siemens gains ABET recognition for circular economy credential
Last month
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edutech
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devops
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digital transformation
Siemens Digital Industries Software's 'Design for the Circular Economy' microcredential gains ABET recognition, marking a first for industry credentials under new standards.
Optus launches free Escape Bags to support domestic abuse victims
Last month
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software
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sim
Optus teams with charity Escabags to provide free Escape Bags, including SIM cards, across Australia for domestic abuse victims seeking safety and support.
Siemens launches AI-powered PCB design tools for smaller teams
Last month
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paas
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digital transformation
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iaas
Siemens launches AI-powered PADS Pro Essentials and Xpedition Standard software to simplify PCB design for small and mid-sized electronics businesses.
More than half of UK consumers abandon brands over bad apps
Last month
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cx
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martech
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software
Research by Amplitude shows 58% of UK consumers abandon brands after app glitches, prioritising seamless functionality over sleek design to keep loyalty.
In the AI gold rush, data centre infrastructure vendors are selling shovels
Last month
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datacentre infrastructure
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power / energy
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software
Schneider Electric leads in liquid cooling tech for AI data centres, tackling heat challenges amid booming demand for high-performance computing infrastructure.
NextWave & Diffblue join forces to transform testing in finance
Last month
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devops
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financial systems
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apm
NextWave Consulting and Diffblue team up to revolutionise software testing for financial firms, tackling delays and boosting test coverage with AI technology.
Samsara launches AI tool to reward safe truck drivers in fleets
Last month
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supply chain
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fleet management
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software
Samsara launches Recognition, an AI tool for fleets that rewards safe truck drivers, aiming to boost retention and safety in the transport sector.
Advanced launches with $25 million to boost startups
Last month
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edutech
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fintech
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software
Advanced launches with $25m to fund Australian startups by advancing R&D Tax Incentive refunds, aiming to boost economic impact and innovation growth.
Lazarus Group targets South Korean supply chains via software flaws
Last month
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firewalls
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network security
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financial systems
Kaspersky reveals Lazarus Group's 'Operation SyncHole,' targeting South Korean supply chains via software vulnerabilities and watering hole attacks.
UK tech leader confidence drops amid economic uncertainty
Last month
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digital transformation
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genai
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ai
Confidence among UK tech leaders has dipped, with 61% viewing conditions as neutral or poor, though 84% plan investments in AI and innovation next year.
Park Place acquires CSI to expand hybrid cloud services
Last month
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dr
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hybrid cloud
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digital transformation
Park Place Technologies has acquired UK-based CSI, bolstering its hybrid cloud services and strengthening support for legacy IBM infrastructures globally.
Microsoft quarterly results lifted by AI & cloud revenue gains
Last month
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saas
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gaming
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digital entertainment
Microsoft's Q3 revenue rose 13% to USD $70.1bn, driven by cloud and AI demand, with net income up 18% to USD $25.8bn for the quarter ending March 2025.
UK software deployment delays cost IT teams GBP £107,000 a year
Thu, 24th Apr 2025
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devops
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partner programmes
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financial systems
UK firms face average four-month delays in software rollouts, costing GBP £107,000 per IT team annually due to skill shortages and lack of automation.