Displaying items by tag: Stuart Ayres

Digital infrastructure company Equinix and PGIM Real Estate, the real estate investment and finance arm of PGIM, Prudential Financial’s asset management business, opens what it claims to be the first xScale data centre in Sydney named SY9x.

Australian in-space transportation and logistics startup Space Machines Company (SMC), has secured the support of SpaceX as a launch partner to carry its Optimus Orbital Transfer Vehicle (OTV) to space as part of its April 2023 mission.

IBM is partnering with the NSW Department of Education’s STEM Industry School Partnerships Program and the NSW Cyber Security Innovation Node in an initiative designed to bolster school students and teachers’ cybersecurity and cloud computing knowledge.

The New South Wales Government claims the Sydney Startup Hub has entrenched NSW’s reputation as the nation’s “leader in innovation” with more than $280 million in investment generated and over 1000 jobs created in its first two years.

The UK has been announced as the lead partner country at CEBIT 2019 which will take place from 29-31 October in Sydney.

Customer relationship management software provider Salesforce is planning to add 1,000 new jobs in Sydney over the next five years, and will house its employees in a new building – Salesforce Tower – which it is developing in the city.

Australian startup BindiMaps has installed its indoor wayfinding solution in the Sydney Startup Hub building to provide improved access for blind or vision impaired visitors to the startup facility.

Sydney company Star Water Solutions is rolling out its stormwater treatment technology to global markets with the assistance of the NSW Government.

A grant from government agency Jobs for NSW has helped to kick-start a trial of so-called "green wall" technology on Sydney motorways by Sydney company Junglefy, aimed at absorbing pollution and traffic sound.

Over 400 global business leaders and senior officials from 36 countries have converged on Sydney for the 2019 World Forum for Foreign Direct Investment which opened on Monday.

The world’s largest festival of light, music and ideas, Vivid Sydney, illuminates the city, as 141 artists from 23 countries work to create more than 80 light installations and projections that will appear in more than eight Vivid Sydney precincts spread across Sydney.