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Why there are more Gen-Z billionaires than ever before.

As AI tools compete for users, switching platforms is becoming a routine skill. Here’s how to move your data across without losing your history.

At Davos earlier this year, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella introduced a term that should be ringing alarm bells in every Australian boardroom: “Enterprise Sovereignty.” On the surface, it sounds like standard Silicon Valley jargon. But for a nation of “middle power” industries – our banks, law firms, and miners who often find themselves at the mercy of global software stacks – it touches a nerve, writes David Brudenell.

Australia is leaving 24 billion dollars on the table, because of outdated financial infrastructure, according to OKX Australia’s CEO. Forbes Australia digs into the research to understand the proposed fixes.

In an exclusive interview, Google’s new AI infrastructure chief says the tech giant has a “significant investment” planned. At current levels, Forbes projects it could be a very big number indeed.

OpenAI announced a massive $110 billion investment round—vaulting the company at a $730 billion—thanks to funding from Amazon, NVIDIA and SoftBank, it announced Friday.

Exclusive: NY-based Springcoast Partners led the round, joined by Australia’s Square Peg, which has partnered with the firm since inception, and US firms August Capital and Pelion Venture Partners.

Netflix allowed the legacy media company to reopen talks with Paramount.

Exclusive: What started as a recipe planning app became a behavioural insights company that has tripled revenue in 6 months. Here’s how the founders identified and capitalised on the FMCG opportunity.

Zuckerberg is testifying in a lawsuit accusing Meta of operating platforms that are addictive and harmful to children.