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 - Page 1
Father's Day spending to hit GBP £1.12 billion despite fewer shoppers
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Despite fewer shoppers marking Father's Day, UK spending on gifts is set to reach GBP £1.12 billion in 2025, driven by inflation and rising prices.
Sussex team to unveil digital twin of Universe at Goodwood
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mastercard
An international Sussex team will unveil a digital twin of the Universe at Goodwood's Future Lab, simulating 14 billion years of cosmic evolution.
Romano's unveils first brand campaign featuring AI artwork
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social media
Romano's has launched its first-ever brand campaign, using generative AI to create Italian art-inspired adverts with a distinct New Zealand twist.
CyberSentriq launches to target USD $100m ARR in MSP market
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data protection
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email security
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ai
CyberSentriq launches, aiming for USD $100m ARR by 2028, offering MSPs a unified AI-driven cybersecurity platform from TitanHQ and Redstor’s merger.
UK tech sector optimistic on AI but calls for stronger support
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Eighty-eight percent of UK tech firms use AI and remain optimistic, yet 78% call for stronger government support to bridge talent and funding gaps.
Jamf unveils AI-powered tools for Apple device security
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personal computing devices
Jamf launches AI-driven tools to boost productivity and security for IT admins, streamlining Apple device management and compliance at scale.
Gamma & Clear Business partner to boost UK SME connectivity
Yesterday
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digital transformation
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customer service
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business communications
Gamma and Clear Business have teamed up to provide UK SMEs with enhanced managed connectivity and voice services, combining enterprise-grade tech with local support.
Australian C-suites embrace AI skills amid leadership gap
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digital transformation
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partner programmes
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financial systems
Australian C-suite executives are rapidly boosting AI skills, with 4.7 times more leaders now listing AI literacy on LinkedIn than two years ago.
Ofload warns of supply chain risk as Don Watson shuts down
Yesterday
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supply chain & logistics
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cleantech
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sustainability
Ofload warns Australia’s freight sector faces major disruption after refrigerated transport firm Don Watson Transport collapses, threatening supply chain stability.
Klearcom eyes 79% revenue growth as AI fuels global expansion
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cx
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martech
Klearcom projects 79% revenue growth in 2025, driven by AI innovations and plans to expand its global carrier network and market reach.
Ventrica invests GBP £4.2 million to boost CX with Zendesk
Last week
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digital transformation
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cx
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martech
Ventrica has launched Ventrica Digital with a GBP £4.2 million investment to enhance customer experience using Zendesk’s platform and services over three years.
RETN named most connected network at London Internet Exchange
Last week
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datacentre infrastructure
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retn
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london internet exchange
RETN has been named the most connected network at the London Internet Exchange, leading in unique network connections across LINX platforms in 2025.
Bitsensing & IKIO partner to bring AI traffic tech to India
Last week
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smart cities
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digital transformation
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edge ai
Bitsensing and IKIO Technologies have teamed up to introduce AI-powered traffic monitoring on key Indian expressways, starting with a pilot on the Delhi-Mumbai corridor.
Japan’s first NVIDIA DGX-Ready liquid-cooled data centre certified
Last week
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nvidia
Japan’s first liquid-cooled data centre at Princeton Digital Group’s TY1 campus has earned NVIDIA’s DGX-Ready certification for advanced AI workloads.
Manual finance processes cost firms 44 hours per week
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financial systems
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data consolidation
Manual finance processes cost professional services firms an average of 44 hours weekly, with UK and Benelux firms losing over 50 hours due to errors and manual tasks.
TrilbyTV expands digital signage with new resources for schools
Last week
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digital signage
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e-learning
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TrilbyTV has added four new content items to its digital signage platform, helping UK schools keep screen content current and curriculum-focused.
KAF Digital Bank onboards with Temenos SaaS in Malaysia
Last week
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saas
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digital transformation
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fintech
KAF Digital Bank has begun onboarding customers on Temenos SaaS, launching Shariah-compliant digital banking powered by Microsoft Azure in Malaysia.
Arctic Wolf launches AI security platform in Singapore market
Last week
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ransomware
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advanced persistent threat protection
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Arctic Wolf has launched its AI-powered Aurora Platform in Singapore, partnering with Ingram Micro to enhance cybersecurity across the region.
QSIC partners with Wingstop to deliver curated music in Sydney
Last week
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data analytics
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cx
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QSIC teams up with Wingstop to craft a bold, AI-curated music experience for the US chain’s first Sydney outlet, enhancing its energetic brand vibe.
SaaS adoption drives growth for manufacturers in Australia, NZ
Last week
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saas
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digital transformation
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edge computing
Investment in SaaS technology is driving growth and agility in Australia and New Zealand's manufacturing sector, with 89% of firms adopting cloud solutions.