Nearmap stories
Nearmap reveals Gen 6 AI with 130 enhanced detections
Last month
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smart cities
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data analytics
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ai
Nearmap has launched Generation 6 of its AI model, featuring over 130 location-based detections to enhance decision-making across various sectors.
Nearmap reveals 'revolutionary' sixth-generation AI model using AWS
Thu, 11th Apr 2024
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datacentre infrastructure
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hyperscale
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public cloud
Nearmap's sixth-gen AI model, developed with AWS, has slashed training time by a striking 98% and increased compute power up to forty times, enhancing precision in aerial imagery mapping.
Nearmap to bolster insurtech capabilities with acquisition of Betterview
Thu, 7th Dec 2023
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data analytics
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cx
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martech
Australian firm Nearmap acquires Betterview, integrating AI and computer vision to enhance insurtech capabilities.
Nearmap welcomes govt's commitment towards liveable cities
Tue, 16th May 2023
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smart cities
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cleantech
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sustainability
Nearmap welcomes Australian Government's additional support and funding for small businesses, the environment, disaster preparedness, and liveability in cities.
Extreme Networks announce innovative Wi-Fi 6E access point
Tue, 16th May 2023
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wireless networks
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healthtech
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extreme networks
Extreme Networks Inc. has introduced the networking industry’s smallest, most power-efficient Wi-Fi 6E access point (AP).
Intel appoints Andrew McLean as New Zealand & Australia managing director
Fri, 8th Jul 2022
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hp
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ibm
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intel
Andrew McLean appointed as Australia and New Zealand MD for Intel, to lead growth & tech transformation amid ongoing investment. @intel #technews.
Ten aerial images of Australia like you've never seen it before
Tue, 5th Sep 2017
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solar power
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nearmap
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aerial imagery
Sky-high revelation: Nearmap unveils breathtaking aerial views of Australia ahead of their 10th anniversary celebrations.
Exclusive interview: Nearmap on competing with Google Maps
Mon, 28th Aug 2017
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iot
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google
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cloud services
Cloud technology has the ability to break down borders, whether that be the four walls of an office, or geographical borders separating countries.