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Ticker Studios launches new podcast and vodcast offering

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Digital news streamer Ticker News and its branded content arm, Ticker Studios, have launched new audio and video solutions for brands and PR teams.

Hotspotting has long had its own podcast and has moved to consolidate all its video and audio content creation with Ticker Studios. Ticker Studios expects to announce a number of other branded podcasts in the coming months.

Ticker Studios is the branded content arm of 24/7 global news digital streaming service Ticker News, which has a global audience of more than 4m people a month, and works with leading brands such as Visa, AusIndustry, Schneider Electric, Claxtons, SoSafe and My Perfect Cosmetics to help them develop bespoke branded content in a trusted editorial environment. 

Amplifying content

The new podcast and vodcast offering expands Ticker Studios’ existing portfolio, which spans everything from amplifying video interviews to producing full branded-content TV shows.

“Many people will know Ticker through our news product or through some of our branded television programs such as The Airport Economist,” said Ahron Young, CEO of Ticker News and Ticker Studios. “This podcast studio announcement recognises the growing demand brands have to do their own content – everyone wants a podcast, or even better vodcast that will work across social platforms. 

High-end production equipment in a state of the art studio

“The challenge is how to do it easily, efficiently and at a cost that is accessible. With Ticker Studios we are offering a brand something a step above what is already out there. With a CBD based location, professional customisable studios all tailored to create world class video and audio content, done at the speed of news.” 

Commenting on his decision to consolidate its content offering with Ticker Studios Tim Graham, General Manager of Hotspotting said: “We have worked with many podcast studios over the years, they always felt small, pokey and essentially all the same, and my real pain point was always delivery and turnaround. It always took weeks to turn around the content. At Ticker Studios, not only do we get state of the art facilities and a professional team, but we also get same-day-delivery.”

Ticker has a bespoke studio in Melbourne’s CBD, along with remote dial-in options, catering to the growing number of brands in Australia and globally that are seeking trusted partners to tell their stories, at speed.

15,000 interviews

“Ticker News and Ticker Studios have been on a journey over these past six years. In that time we have interviewed over 15,000 business leaders – many of them from the start up and corporate space. I’m very proud to have built a model where people can tell their stories – be it a product launch, a new announcement or broader thought leadership, in a trusted environment, in Ticker Studios they have a partner that can help them tell that story.

With an architecturally designed, fully customisable studio

“With our new offering we provide state-of-the-art podcast or vodcast studios in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD. It’s been purpose-built for fast, efficient, and visually stunning video podcasts, designed to help brands and creators share their stories with impact. Because we are also a newsroom we know the pace that the media cycle moves at and we pride ourselves on ensuring that our partners can also move at the speed by working with us.”

Ticker’s streaming arm has built extensive news streaming partnerships with a number of global streaming providers around the world including Flash News, Comcast/Xumo, NewsWorld, Samsung TV plus and LG TV channels.

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Tech giants’ $47 billion AI infrastructure deals announced

Tech giants commit $47.7 billion to AI deals as demand for computing power soars and market diverges

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Tech giants commit $47.7 billion to AI deals as demand for computing power soars and market diverges

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– Wall Street started November mixed as AI deals boosted tech stocks, especially Amazon’s share price after a major agreement.
– OpenAI plans $1.4 trillion investment for computing resources, with Big Tech predicting over $250 billion AI infrastructure spending this year.
Wall Street began the month with mixed performances as major artificial intelligence deals influenced tech stocks positively, while broader market indices diverged.
Amazon’s shares rose over 5% following a significant $38 billion cloud services agreement with OpenAI, contributing to gains for the Nasdaq despite a decline in the Dow.The seven-year collaboration with Amazon Web Services marks OpenAI’s first major partnership with AWS, offering access to Nvidia graphics processing units essential for its AI expansion.

Amazon commented on the soaring demand for computing power resulting from rapid AI advancements, aiming for full capacity deployment by the end of 2026.

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Microsoft also sealed a $9.7 billion agreement with IREN, highlighting the industry’s insatiable need for cloud capacity.

The collaborations depict Big Tech’s ongoing commitment to AI infrastructure, with significant investments aimed at catering to the escalating demand for computing resources.

Investment Perspective

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman revealed intentions to invest $1.4 trillion to create 30 gigawatts of computing resources.

Major players, including Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta, have adjusted their capital expenditure forecasts for 2025, anticipating AI infrastructure spending to surpass $250 billion this year.

Despite market caution regarding inflated valuations, analysts remain optimistic about growth in the sector. Even amidst fears of an AI bubble, industry leaders assert ongoing investments will continue to bolster market performance through 2026.


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Xi proposes global AI governance at APEC summit

Xi proposes global AI governance body at APEC, positioning China as trade alternative to US and promoting green technology circulation

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Xi proposes global AI governance body at APEC, positioning China as trade alternative to US and promoting green technology circulation

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– Xi Jinping proposed a global body to govern artificial intelligence at the APEC leaders’ meeting.
– The proposed organisation aims to enhance AI collaboration and benefit international development.
Chinese President Xi Jinping proposed a global body to govern artificial intelligence during the APEC leaders’ meeting, aiming to establish China as an alternative to the United States in trade cooperation.This marked Xi’s first major comments on the initiative announced earlier this year. The United States has so far rejected the idea of regulating AI through international bodies.

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Xi suggested that a World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization could create governance rules and enhance collaboration, framing AI as a “public good for the international community.” He emphasized the importance of AI for future development, stating it should benefit people across all nations.

Chinese officials indicated that the proposed organization could be based in Shanghai, China’s commercial hub. U.S. President Donald Trump attended the summit but left after a meeting with Xi, amidst ongoing tensions regarding trade and technology controls between the two countries.

AI Governance

Analysts expected Xi to leverage the summit to promote China as a leader in multilateral trade and economic development.

California-based Nvidia plays a crucial role in the AI sector, while China-based developer DeepSeek has introduced cost-effective AI models to support Beijing’s goals for algorithmic independence.

Xi called on APEC to facilitate the free circulation of green technologies, reflecting China’s dominance in this sector. APEC members agreed on a joint declaration addressing AI and ageing populations during the summit. The 2026 summit will take place in Shenzhen, a city transformed from a fishing village into a manufacturing powerhouse since the 1980s.

APEC represents 21 nations, accounting for half of global trade.


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OpenAI Unveils ChatGPT Atlas: The Future of Browsing?

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OpenAI has taken another giant leap forward with the launch of ChatGPT Atlas — an AI-powered web browser that could redefine how people search, explore, and interact online. Investors and competitors are watching closely as this new technology challenges the dominance of traditional browsers like Google Chrome.

With ChatGPT Atlas, users may soon experience a web that feels less like typing into a search box and more like conversing with an intelligent assistant. The integration of AI could make browsing faster, more intuitive, and more personalised than ever before — but it also raises serious questions about privacy and data use.

As AI becomes more deeply embedded in the digital world, ChatGPT Atlas could represent the next major step toward a fully AI-driven online experience. What does this mean for users — and for the tech giants trying to keep up?

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