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  • ASIC to wind up AI firm Semantic Software

    The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has applied to the New South Wales Supreme Court for the appointment of provisional liquidators to Semantic Software, an artificial intelligence development company based in North Sydney.

  • Kodak Alaris recognised for Energy Efficient Scanners

    As part of its ongoing commitment to be environmentally responsible, Kodak Alaris has added twelve document scanners to the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT), a global registry for greener electronics.

  • ABBYY Machine Learning adds Python support

    ABBYY has announced a major update for NeoML, its cross-platform open-source machine learning library that allows developers to build, train and deploy machine learning models. The update adds support of the Python programming language, the most popular language for machine learning and AI.

  • Payment Fraud Functions strengthen Esker P2P Suite

    Esker, a global cloud platform and leader in AI-driven process automation solutions for finance and customer service functions, has announced the availability of new functionalities within its Procure-to-Pay solution to fight against bank transfer fraud, integrating the technologies of the French Lyon-based FinTech Sis ID.

  • Castlepoint Systems secures $A3M funding

    Canberra-headquartered AI compliance software specialist, Castlepoint Systems, has successfully completed a $A3 million Series A led by Main Sequence, Australia’s deep tech investment fund created by CSIRO. Existing investors IxTx also contributed to the funding round.

  • Visioneer launched distributed scanning

    Visioneer has launched its new VAST Network technology to provide for shared document capture for the networked, cloud and mobile environments of today’s digital workplace.

  • Kofax acquires PSIGEN

    Kofax has acquired PSIGEN Software, a provider of document capture, content management and workflow automation software and solutions.