Labor pledges $1M for AI hub in Melbourne
The Victorian Government has committed one million dollars to locate the National Centre of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Excellence Centre in Melbourne.
The Victorian Government has committed one million dollars to locate the National Centre of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Excellence Centre in Melbourne.
Between now and May, the Victorian government is offering an initiative to support the growth of businesses run by people with disability.
Premier Daniel Andrews announced that Martin Pakula has been named the lead Minister in the government for jobs, with responsibility for Jobs, Innovation and Trade, while Adem Somyurek is returning to the Small Business portfolio after a few years away.
LaunchVic is set to invest $2.5 million in CivVic Labs, an accelerator program aimed at helping participants access a slice of the government procurement pie.
The Victorian Government has launched Foundry658, a program geared towards growing the state’s “creative and cultural” businesses.
The Victorian Government has outlined a number of initiatives in its 2018/19 Budget aimed at bridging the digital divide for those living in regional and rural areas.
LaunchVic has to break ties with 500 Startups, pull the $2.5 million subsidy, and take a stance against unethical behaviour in general.
The Victorian Government has announced a new $1.6 million Digi-Tech Start-Up Grants funding package for schools in an effort to get students engaged with science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM).
LaunchVic, the Victorian Government’s startup funding body, has announced a focus on finding startups that support the state’s migrants and refugees as it looks ahead to its third funding round.
Assembly has announced Melbourne will serve as its global headquarters as it gears up to hire more than 60 new team members over the next 12 months.
Promising female tech talent will be given the opportunity to effect change within Victoria’s public sector through the Code for Victoria II program.
The Victorian Government has today announced the establishment of an Economic Growth Zone in the Latrobe Valley, part of a $226 million package to help boost the local economy following the announcement yesterday that the Hazelwood power station is set to close.