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Tech Bytes: OpenAI and Broadcom unveil Jalapeño inference chip to power next wave of LLMs
The chip has been designed specifically for large language model inference — the stage where trained AI models generate responses for users — rather than being adapted from general-purpose AI accelerators.
Five Eyes warning: AI is compressing the cyber threat timeline
The agencies warned that frontier AI models could reshape cyber operations within months rather than years.
Tech Bytes: Meta drops Ray-Ban branding for cheaper AI smart glasses
Although the Ray-Ban logo is gone, Meta has not abandoned its eyewear partner. EssilorLuxottica, the parent company of Ray-Ban and Oakley,
Australia signs $2.5 billion radar deal with Canada in nation’s largest-ever defence export
The agreement is the first international sale of Australia’s OTHR capability, which has been developed through the Jindalee Operational Radar Network (JORN), one of the country’s most significant sovereign defence technology programs.
Tech Bytes: Australia’s builders ramp up tech spending as digital adoption gains pace
The tools being adopted include artificial intelligence, construction cloud management, Building Information Modelling, digital twins and data analytics.
Tech Bytes: Satellite-to-smartphone race heats up as Europe tests sovereign D2D network
The trial will use unmodified smartphones, including iPhone, Samsung and Google devices, with OQ Technology’s next-generation satellites
Tech Bytes: Australia has AI strengths to leverage but gaps to close, new policy tool finds
The Canberra-based think tank has released its AI Agency Tool, a framework designed to help governments and policymakers assess where a country has genuine leverage in AI, where it is dependent on others
Tech Bytes: Google-backed project gives retired phones a second life in low-carbon computing
The next frontier in low-carbon computing may not begin in a hyperscale datacentre or with a new generation of purpose-built chips.