Chloe Constantinides

Several Perth-based startups are supporting young people on their way to employment.

Near-Earth satellites will be a game changer for internet access in the bush.

It’s driving, but not as we know it.

Spontaneity is at the heart of the app putting reality back in the frame.

She Codes is continuing to build its network as women demand better access to tech training.

Among the core skills of a product manager are an ability to communicate a vision and align people along a clear pathway, at pace.

TikTok has moved well beyond a platform where friends can share their dance moves to now offer commercial and branding opportunities.

The federal budget includes $1.6 billion in tax relief to small businesses, encouraging investment in technology and training, but some opportunities were missed.

In an interconnected world, the tech sector has a role to play when diplomacy fails and fighting starts.

A well-funded startup in the US packed with scientific heavy-hitters is taking on the ageing process.

An annual tech fest in the US threw up a vast array of creative solutions and devices.

’Tis the season for tech, with the annual West Tech Fest filling the calendar from December 6 to 10.

The hard lesson for players in cryptocurrency markets is that it’s always best to do your own research.

Some smaller energy players in WA are racing to change the game with geothermal.

A new breed of venture capitalist is making a statement in startup funding.

Whether in the stadiums or part of the spectator experience, technology played a big role at the Tokyo Games.

Construction has begun approved for the SKA-Low telescope in the Mid West.

Perth-based property technology startup uDrew is following a clear roadmap to success, helped by winning multiple awards last month.

Perth entrepreneurs and their teams are getting ready for this year’s Plus Eight Accelerator.

Non-fungible tokens are among the hottest cryptocurrency trends, particularly for art and collectibles.

A new mixed reality platform may not function to everyone’s taste, but there’s plenty of room for further development.

Sustainability has joined variety and affordability as key concerns for the fashion industry.

Predominantly a Chinese phenomenon, Singles Day is breaking sales records and heading here.

The possible applications for self-renewing biological technologies are only limited by our imagination.

From traffic management to crime and utilities, smart city tech is advancing rapidly.

Making the most of your online presence requires patience and perseverance.

Digital contact tracing for COVID-19 is now in full swing in many countries like Australia, Germany, Ireland and South Korea.

A growing number of Perth vloggers and creatives are doing very nicely out of the Google-owned video-sharing platform.

Three innovative companies in WA - ABS Facade, FBR and TENSA Equipment - are making waves in the building and construction space and in some cases breaking global records.

It may sound like something from a sci-fi movie, but technology is rapidly moving into the space we consider a vital part of what makes us human – our senses.

As catastrophic as the coronavirus-caused economic shutdown is for some, other businesses are finding opportunity

Accelerator programs can help startups get moving, and WA is well placed to deliver.