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AI revolution hinges on data centre 'social licence"
4+ day, 14+ hour ago (627+ words) A data centre heavyweight has conceded the industry must work harder to assuage Australians’ concerns about the artificial intelligence boom or risk US-level community upheaval. International and domestic data centre and AI leaders have descended on Melbourne for a three-day…...
Students make their mark on latest 'living seawall"
5+ day, 14+ hour ago (634+ words) High school students have helped create a marine habitat, designing ceramic tiles for a the Sunshine Coast’s newest ‘living seawall’. Year 7 students from Burnside State produced the pieces for the barrier on the bank of the Mooloolah River near Penny…...
Young fur seal surprises on Sunshine Coast
1+ week, 4+ day ago (302+ words) A young long-nosed fur seal has made an unexpected extended stay at a Sunshine Coast beach, prompting interest from beachgoers and marine experts. “The seal was simply sleeping and relaxing on the rocks around the Coolum Beach area,” he said....
Hidden signal in videos could help solve crimes
3+ week, 4+ day ago (329+ words) Technology being refined on the Sunshine Coast could help solve some of the world’s most complex criminal cases, from hostage situations to child exploitation and human trafficking. University of the Sunshine Coast Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering Kenneth (Li-minn)…...