Tech

Sydney’s emerging tech precinct next to Central Station has been bolstered by a $3bn development, which is a joint venture between Frasers Property Australia and Dexus, winning approval.

Technology-led precincts are defying the tougher economic outlook with Amazon’s Melbourne building to set fresh benchmarks.

Sydney will soon be home to yet another major technology precinct, one that developer Stockland believes will be the largest of its kind in Australia.

WA is paving the way to become a global player in robotic systems testing and research with construction of a major hub in the works north of Perth.

North Sydney could become the city’s “CBD North” as major tech, media and telecom businesses move out of the city centre, new data has revealed.

As consumers move to a virtual world, tech companies move to the real world.

Central, the technology precinct emerging around Sydney’s Central Station, has taken a forward step with top local and international architects appointed to build a $2.5bn project for Dexus and Frasers.

US online behemoth Amazon envisages distributing more than a million parcels a day from its new $500 million distribution facility in Sydney’s west and it will introduce the largest army of its roboticised helpers in the southern hemisphere to get the job done.

Australian tech giant Atlassian has detailed plans for its new headquarters at the tech precinct at Sydney‘s Central Station, with the company declaring the building will generate 2500 jobs and nearly $1bn for the local economy.