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HQPlantations predicts and detects bushfires with AI, satellites and cameras - Vimarsana News

HQPlantations predicts and detects bushfires with AI, satellites and cameras

Across 288,000 hectares of pine forest.

Cloud-based SMEs could unlock $9.3 billion in productivity gains - Vimarsana News

Cloud-based SMEs could unlock $9.3 billion in productivity gains

Cloud-based computing and AI could unlock up to $9.3 billion in productivity gains and support 1.4 million jobs by 2030.

Cloud-based micro businesses floated for future economy - Vimarsana News

Cloud-based micro businesses floated for future economy

More cloud-based computing and artificial intelligence could fix Australia's productivity problem, and fight deadly bushfires. An Amazon Web...

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Australia's first satellite that can help detect bushfires within one minute of ignition set for launch - Vimarsana News

Australia's first satellite that can help detect bushfires within one minute of ignition set for launch

Australia's first satellite that can help detect bushfires within one minute of ignition set for launch Posted SatSaturday 13 updated MonMonday 15 MarMarch 2021 at 5:26am An aerial view of a Black Summer bushfire. Could this fire have been spotted and extinguished at ignition? ( Share Print text only Cancel Imagine a system that could detect any bushfire in Australia within minutes of ignition so firefighters could tackle the blaze before it spreads. Last week saw an important development on the road to this future: a Queensland-based company, Fireball, announced the first purpose-built sate...

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