Solar panels and batteries are becoming increasingly common across commercial properties, but the next challenge is deciding how those assets should operate in real time. Sungrow, UNSW Sydney and JT Solar Technology, trading as Aussie Hybrid Solar, are addressing that problem with an AI-enabled community energy project at The Gibraltar Bowral in Australia’s Southern Highlands….
As artificial intelligence reshapes enterprise technology environments, the security risks surrounding those systems are growing just as quickly. Virtual IT Group (VITG) is responding with two new managed offerings for organisations across Australia and New Zealand: Modern Managed Services (MMS) and Managed Detection & Response (MDR). The services combine security, governance, managed IT and 24/7…
Generative AI is moving deeper into legal discovery, but the industry’s requirements are different from those of ordinary enterprise search. Answers must be grounded in source evidence, reviewers need to understand where conclusions came from, and every significant interaction may need to withstand scrutiny later. Nuix is addressing that challenge with the general availability of…
Insilico Medicine is taking its generative AI drug-discovery strategy into a new phase of testing: not just whether an AI-designed drug can treat disease, but whether it can also shift molecular markers associated with biological aging. A study published in Nature Biotechnology reports that rentosertib, an investigational idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) drug whose target and…
Battery-powered security cameras have traditionally traded some capability for installation flexibility. At IFA 2026, EZVIZ is challenging that assumption with a new generation of AI-enabled cameras designed to combine multi-lens coverage, 24/7 recording, wireless connectivity and solar charging. The company’s latest launches point to a broader shift in smart-home security: cameras are becoming more autonomous,…
