Kane Jackson

1 week ago | startupdaily.net | Adam Bub |Simon Thomsen |Kane Jackson |Aubrey Blanche

Spending power, business efficiency and rewards points – do those sound like things your startup could use? You might want to look deeper into what your business card (which could be a charge or credit card) can do. No business owner wants to miss out on a good opportunity, especially if the outcome might help improve cash flow or give you more bang for your buck. Whether you use a business card already or are just curious, it’s worth knowing what value they can provide.

1 week ago | startupdaily.net | Albert Y. Zomaya |Adam Bub |Simon Thomsen |Kane Jackson

Around the same time, Trump also indicated he would soon impose new tariffs on semiconductor chips. All of this is happening at the same time the US is forging ahead with a US$500 billion (A$784 billion) project known as “Stargate” to accelerate the development of AI in the country. But the escalating trade war does not square with America’s ambitious AI plans.

1 week ago | startupdaily.net | Simon Thomsen |Kane Jackson |Aubrey Blanche |TJ Thomson

One of the most critical defence navigation problems – what to do when GPS is unavailable – has a new solution thanks to Sydney quantum startup Q-Ctrl. GPS denial is becoming a weapon of both traditional warfare and nontraditional economic sabotage amid growing global conflicts, with the cost of an outage estimated to exceed $1 billion daily. More than 1,000 flights a day are now disrupted by GPS jamming incidents.

1 week ago | startupdaily.net | Kane Jackson |Simon Thomsen |Aubrey Blanche |TJ Thomson

As I sat at the second ever Systemic Investing Summit in London in March, among 180 hand-picked global wealth holders and controllers, philanthropists, academics and industry practitioners, one disturbing image kept coming to mind. While we discussed innovative financing models and systemic approaches to capital deployment that could save humanity from collapse, I couldn’t shake the thought that the world outside was still arguing about the seat colours on a runaway train.