Australia has always made its living by digging things up and shipping them out. The next great export may not be a physical commodity at all.
Melbourne Is Quietly Becoming Australia’s AI Startup Capital
While Sydney’s finance and government links have long made it Australia’s default answer for tech investment, the actual data on where AI companies are founding, funding, and headquartering paints a different picture.
Garry White Appointed Group Chief Commercial Officer at Inligo Networks
Garry is a former executive of ASX-listed 5G Networks (5GN) and a co-founder of the company, where he played a key role in building and scaling a successful, publicly listed business.
David Robertson Appointed Group Chief Technology Officer at Inligo Networks
David brings extensive industry experience to the role, having previously held senior executive positions at Telstra International and served as a Director of Southern Cross Cable.
Inligo Names AFL as National Fibre Manufacturing Partner for Unite Cable System
Appointing AFL is a definitive milestone for the Unite Cable System,
Inligo submits development plan for Darwin Cable Landing Station
Last year the Australian Strategic Policy Institute highlighted the strategic importance of connecting Darwin via international cable systems.
Melbourne is emerging as a major regional data centre hub
Australia’s data centre capacity is set to more than double, jumping from 1,350 MW in 2024 to 3,100 MW by 2030.
Inligo Networks puts Northern Australia at the centre of new telecommunications hub
Inligo Networks reached out to Austrade for assistance with introductions to key stakeholders. These included the NT Government, and state governments in South Australia and Victoria.
Australia launches Cable Connectivity and Resilience Centre
Today, Australia is launching a new Cable Connectivity and Resilience Centre, to help ensure undersea cable networks in the Indo-Pacific are resilient and all countries…
Australia to become largest APAC data centre market outside China and India
Inligo believes Australian Domestic Data Centre investment will include Darwin and potentially the wider Northern Territory where renewable power is increasingly available.