About Kaleah
Kaleah Salmon
News Editor
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.
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KernWi-Fi builds carrier-grade Yaesu IMRS network
Last week
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firewalls
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encryption
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network security
KernWi-Fi deploys Australia’s first carrier-grade Yaesu IMRS backbone, boosting reliability, security and scalability for VK amateur radio.
Acronis boosts MSP security with new threat research
Last week
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malware
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firewalls
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data protection
Acronis sharpens MSP cyber defence with fresh threat research, expanded Microsoft 365 tools and new MDR-focused partner offerings.
Percona spins out OpenEverest, launches Solanica arm
Last week
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virtualisation
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devops
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hybrid cloud
Percona spins out its Everest platform as OpenEverest and forms Solanica to drive open governance and community-led database automation.
Globalstar, Skydio trial private 5G link for drones
Last week
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robots
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uc
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smart cities
Globalstar and Skydio trial Band n53 private 5G for drones, eyeing safer public safety missions and uplink-heavy autonomous operations.
Vector Solutions unveils AI tool tying safety incidents to training
Last week
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digital transformation
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e-learning
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partner programmes
Vector launches AI tool that links safety incident reports to targeted training, aiming to cut repeat accidents and speed compliance action.
AI drives rise of solo ‘Founder + AI’ UK businesses
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saas
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martech
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commerce systems
AI is fuelling a boom in solo UK “Founder + AI” ventures as entrepreneurs favour lean, automated operations over hiring staff.
Tricentis predicts AI will transform UK software testing
Last week
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devops
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manufacturing
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digital transformation
AI will upend UK software testing by 2026, Tricentis warns, forcing a shift to risk-led quality, autonomous checks and stricter guardrails.
Renfrewshire AI adviser Millie hailed as model for councils
Last week
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uc
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smart cities
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digital transformation
Renfrewshire’s AI adviser Millie cuts calls, saves GBP £110,000 and wins awards, as Scotland is hailed a model for council services.
Squirro adds LTS AI update for regulated enterprises
Last week
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document management
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digital transformation
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ecm
Squirro rolls out long-term support AI update aimed at frictionless, governed generative workflows in tightly regulated enterprises.
Brits hoard £4.14bn in unused games consoles at home
Last week
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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clean technologies
Brits are sitting on 49m unused games consoles worth GBP £4.14bn, as cash-strapped households hoard old tech instead of trading it in.
Griffin processes GBP £3 billion as revenue surges
Last week
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dr
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fintech
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blockchain
UK bank Griffin posts fivefold revenue surge as it processes GBP £3 billion in payments and signs more than 50 platform customers.
Digital Asset forecasts 2026 institutional crypto shift
Last week
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crypto
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risk & compliance
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data privacy
Digital Asset predicts 2026 tipping point as institutions go on-chain, prioritising privacy, clear rules and routine stablecoin use.
Roke opens GBP £5m defence logistics hub in Romsey
Last week
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robots
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manufacturing
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supply chain
Roke opens GBP £5m Romsey logistics hub, uniting design, testing and production to accelerate defence deliveries and boost UK resilience.
Loop Returns urges UK retailers to rethink global returns
Last week
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cx
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martech
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commerce systems
Loop Returns warns UK brands that neglected international returns risk eroding margins and loyalty as global eCommerce hits USD $6.3 trillion.
BGF invests GBP £16.6m in Workbooks to fund US growth
Last week
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crm
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digital transformation
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martech
BGF invests GBP £16.6m in Workbooks to accelerate US expansion and deepen development of its integrated mid-market SaaS platform.
AI fraud surges as UK public sector lacks defences
Last week
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data protection
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data analytics
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digital transformation
AI-powered fraud is rising across UK public services as most fraud teams admit they lack the tools, skills and systems to keep up.
Private 5G & LTE spend to surpass USD $7.2bn by 2028
Last week
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uc
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network infrastructure
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smart cities
Private 5G and LTE spend will top USD $7.2bn by 2028, as industries shift from public mobile networks to standalone private deployments.
Tech-linked fall in violent retail crime in New Zealand
Last week
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erp
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healthtech
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auror
Violent retail crime in New Zealand has fallen in 2025, with tech-driven reporting credited as Australia records rising store aggression.
AI-driven ‘Truman Show’ trading scam hits app stores
Last week
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mfa
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crypto
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fintech
AI-powered ‘Truman Show’ scam uses OPCOPRO app and fake trading rooms in official stores to steal cash and victims’ digital identities.
Australian firms take five weeks on average to hire
This month
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cx
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martech
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hcm
Australian employers now take an average of five weeks to hire staff, with delays driving heavier workloads, project setbacks and lower morale.