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The Australian Technologies Competition (ATC) has unveiled its 2023 winners, highlighting their significant role as innovation champions within Australia.
Maziar Foroudian
October 04, 2023
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The Australian Technologies Competition (ATC) has unveiled its 2023 winners, highlighting their significant role as innovation champions within Australia. Following the recent Cleantech Awards held in Melbourne, the ATC’s event in Sydney buzzed with excitement, celebrating local technology with the potential to make a global impact.
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Australian Economy
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Tech
YouTube has introduced new audience insight tools, providing creators with data on membership cancellation, comparing new and existing viewer data, and improving the user experience. Advertisers will gain a deeper understanding of audience engagement, enabling data-driven decisions and more targeted content.
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In a landmark antitrust trial against Google, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella testified that even Microsoft found it difficult to compete with Google's dominance in online search and expressed concerns about Google's potential to dominate the emerging artificial intelligence industry.
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Discover how a team of researchers at MIT is tackling the challenge of making data visualization accessible for the blind and visually impaired through the development of an innovative software program called Olli. Through a combination of text, sound, and potentially tactile experiences, Olli aims to empower users to explore data on their terms.
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