Global economy stories - Page 2

Eagle Eye Group hires Jean-Matthieu Schertzer as its first Chief AI Officer, aiming to bolster AI-driven personalised retail promotions.

Relevance AI bags AU$15M in Series A funding to help businesses build and democratise AI workforces across the globe.

North Korea's state-sponsored cyberattacks are amassing billions in stolen cryptocurrency, funding up to half of the nation's missile program.

Intel and Siemens AG partner together to advance sustainability and efficiency in semiconductor manufacturing using IoT solutions.

On its ChatGPT's first anniversary, Udemy reveals a vast 5,226% increase in demand for AI-related training in Q1 2023.

Kingston Technology continues as global SSD market leader for six years in a row, holding 28% market share in 2022.

Accenture is set to expand its cloud first capabilities in New Zealand with the acquisition of Wellington-based IT services provider Solnet.

Australia gains recognition as a leading force in the global ecommerce sector, bolstered by quick-to-market brands such as Geedup and Miss Amara.

SafetyCulture introduces an updated operations platform with ambitious plans to serve 100 million users by 2032.

New research explores the massive impact of APIs on the economy, including the rise – and rising cost – of API-related security attacks.

AI revolutionizes transport and logistics, introducing an estimated $6.5 trillion to the global economy through fleet insurance.

In an effort to simplify global payroll management, Remote plans to expand its services to 30 countries by 2024.

Remote, an internet tech company, hires Michiel Boere as its new CFO to manage global financial strategy and operations.

Yotpo appoints Ben Eatwell as Marketing Director for APAC, aiming to expand their retention marketing platform to a broader range of retail businesses.

The value of data is rising as businesses navigate supply chain disruptions and an impending recession. Python can help unlock the power of data.

Commercial shipping is vital to global trade. Technology can optimize safety and efficiency, but barriers hinder progress. Collaboration is crucial.

To accelerate growth, APAC firms will sharpen their regional focus by investing in opportunities that reduce their dependence on global solutions.

Asia Pacific's burgeoning data creation is forming a 'data gravity' effect, making data centralisation hard, suggests Digital Realty's 2020 DGx Index.

As Europe's core data centres face saturation, DigiPlex promotes the Nordic region, citing cheaper power, a cooler climate, and robust business support.

Poorly protected machine identities are costing firms between USD $51 billion and USD $72 billion globally, according to a report by Venafi and AIR Worldwide.