About Kaleah
Kaleah Salmon
Journalist
Kaleah Salmon is journalist in the TechDay editorial team. She has a keen interest in health, fitness, travel and sport. She previously worked as a journalist for Australian publication, Ministry of Sport.
Stories by Kaleah
Haast raises AUD $6 million to expand AI compliance platform
Yesterday
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risk & compliance
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genai
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llms
Australian AI compliance startup Haast has raised AUD $6 million to expand globally and enhance its platform used by Telstra, Aviva, and Zurich for faster, automated compliance.
Primer expands in APAC with Singapore launch, new tools
Yesterday
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fintech
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investment
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tencent
Primer has incorporated in Singapore, boosting its Asia-Pacific presence with a 239% rise in payment volume and new initiatives for startups.
Consilium launches UniCRM for contact centre operations
Yesterday
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crm
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uc
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cx
Consilium Software has launched UniCRM, a new platform that unifies Help Desk, Collections, and Telemarketing to boost contact centre efficiency and customer experience.
Creative HQ & Salamander Advisory partner for startup support
Yesterday
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creative hq
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startup ecosystem
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creative technologies
Salamander Advisory partners with Creative HQ to boost post-acceleration support, helping NZ B2B tech startups scale up with expert operational guidance.
Indosat & Wadhwani launch AI training for Indonesian youth
Yesterday
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uc
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digital transformation
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ai
Indosat and Wadhwani Foundation launch AI training on myIM3 and bima+ apps to boost digital skills of Indonesian youth amid rising job market competition.
Wi-Fi 7 trials show doubled throughput & lower latency for firms
Yesterday
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uc
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network infrastructure
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digital transformation
Wi-Fi 7 trials with AT&T, CommScope, and Intel show doubled throughput and reduced latency, enhancing enterprise connectivity and supporting next-gen applications.
Kubernetes becomes enterprise core as multi-cloud use grows
Yesterday
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virtualisation
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devops
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hybrid cloud
A SUSE survey at KubeCon London shows nearly 40% of firms run all production workloads on Kubernetes, marking its rise as an enterprise staple.
Cam QA Tool helps cut USD $59,000 costs in face recognition
Yesterday
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physical security
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digital entertainment
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ai
3DiVi's Cam QA Tool cuts face recognition costs by USD $59,000, improving camera setup accuracy and system performance in video analytics projects.
Carnival Internet UK launches with eco pledges & fair pricing
Yesterday
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cx
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martech
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online safety
Carnival Internet UK launches full-fibre broadband with fair pricing, eco initiatives, and charity donations to tackle digital poverty and loyalty tax practices.
Oxford Saïd launches MBA boosting cyber resilience skills
Yesterday
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it training
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digital transformation
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advanced persistent threat protection
Oxford Saïd launches a new MBA elective in cyber resilience, featuring a live cyberattack simulation to prepare leaders for evolving cyber threats.
RETN deploys 400GbE optics to boost Eurasian network capacity
Yesterday
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network infrastructure
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cleantech
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juniper networks
RETN has deployed 400GbE coherent pluggable optics across its Pan-Eurasian IP network, boosting capacity and cutting power use by 40%.
Live AI interpretation bridges language gap at Consensus 2025
Yesterday
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fintech
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blockchain
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defi
Interprefy enhanced multilingual communication at CoinDesk Consensus 2025 in Hong Kong with AI-driven captions and live English-Mandarin interpretation for 500+ attendees.
Yondr & CBRE launch global data centre apprenticeship scheme
Yesterday
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edutech
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it training
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management
Yondr Group and CBRE have launched a global apprenticeship programme to train future data centre professionals, starting at Yondr's Slough campus.
Arlo launches PoE adapter in Australia & New Zealand
Yesterday
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wireless networks
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wifi
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poe
Arlo has launched a PoE adapter in Australia and NZ, priced at AUD $59/NZD $69, offering direct power and internet for select smart cameras.
NVIDIA launches AI Blueprint for 3D image creation in Blender
Yesterday
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genai
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ai
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3d
NVIDIA launches AI Blueprint enabling rapid 3D image generation in Blender, boosting creativity with advanced tools and RTX GPU optimisation.
UK Digital Twin Centre targets GBP £62 million boost
Yesterday
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digital transformation
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iot
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physical security
The UK Digital Twin Centre has opened in Belfast, aiming to boost the UK economy by GBP £62 million over ten years through cutting-edge digital twin technology.
Fivetran acquires Census to boost real-time data movement
Yesterday
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storage
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data analytics
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bi
Fivetran is set to acquire Census, enhancing its platform to include reverse ETL and real-time data movement for operational analytics.
Adyen partners with Fiskil to streamline merchant onboarding
Yesterday
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fintech
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digital entertainment
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spotify
Adyen joins forces with Fiskil in Australia to enhance merchant onboarding using Fiskil's Banking API, boosting speed, security, and future financial services.
Gcore & AzInTelecom launch sovereign cloud in Azerbaijan
Yesterday
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digital transformation
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edge computing
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iaas
Gcore and AzInTelecom partner to launch AzInCloud, a sovereign cloud service platform, enhancing digital sovereignty and compliance across Azerbaijan.
N-able wins Gold at Stevie Awards for AI-powered customer support
Yesterday
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data analytics
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digital transformation
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cx
N-able won a Gold Award at the Stevie Awards for its AI-driven customer support, enhancing engagement and service for partners globally.