Aussie Gov's $80M+ Tech Bet | AI Reads X-Rays

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The Enterprise Tech Playbook

Matt Ashby

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Welcome to 'The Enterprise Tech Playbook', your essential resource for staying on top of the rapidly evolving world of enterprise IT. We're dedicated to empowering IT professionals – from those building their foundations to seasoned leaders driving strategic change – with timely insights and practical guidance. We kick off each week with our News Desk segment, where your host, unpacks the week's most significant IT news. We go beyond the headlines, providing expert commentary and delving into the real-world implications for your operations, architecture security and strategy.

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Aussie Gov's $80M+ Tech Bet | AI Reads X-Rays | Trump vs Intel's CEO

The Enterprise Tech Playbook

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4 months ago

Aussie Gov's $80M+ Tech Bet | AI Reads X-Rays | Trump vs Intel's CEO

Massive Government Cloud Spend, AI Trust in X-Rays, and Political Chip ShowdownsIn this week's episode of the Enterprise Tech Playbook, we delve into the implications of over $80 million in government spending on cloud and consulting in just one week. Discover if AI can be trusted to read x-rays and manage veteran claims, and get the latest on the geopolitical battles affecting the world's biggest chip maker. We explore key security certifications, massive cloud deals, fascinating AI trials, and the complex interplay of politics and technology in our hardware supply chain. Join us as we cut through the noise for what truly matters in enterprise tech.00:00 Aussie Gov's $80M+ Tech Bet | AI Reads X-Rays | Trump vs Intel's CEO00:05 Opening & Introduction01:21 The Government's Modernisation Chequebook04:18 AI in the Real World - From Labs to Lives07:36 The Enablers - Security and Geopolitics10:57 Summary & Key TakeawaysCRN Australia. "Trump’s Call For Intel’s CEO To Resign: 6 Big Things To Know." Published 6 August 2025. https://www.crn.com.au/news-network/components-peripherals/2025/trump-s-call-for-intel-s-ceo-to-resign-6-big-things-to-knowCSIRO. "AI to read chest X-rays smarter." Published 6 August 2025. https://www.csiro.au/en/news/All/News/2025/August/AI-to-read-chest-X-rays-smarteriTnews. "Accenture picks up $51.7m deal for My Health Record transition." Published 4 August 2025. https://www.itnews.com.au/news/accenture-picks-up-517m-deal-for-my-health-record-transition-619247iTnews. "Health expands cloud footprint with $32m Azure deal." Published 5 August 2025. https://www.itnews.com.au/news/health-expands-cloud-footprint-with-32m-azure-deal-619316iTnews. "Veterans' Affairs tests using AI to tackle 82,645 unprocessed claims." Published 4 August 2025. https://www.itnews.com.au/news/veterans-affairs-tests-using-ai-to-tackle-82645-unprocessed-claims-619224iTWire. "Securing Australia’s critical systems: CyberArk completes IRAP assessment at “Protected” information classification level." Published 7 August 2025. https://itwire.com/business-it-news/security/se%e2%80%8bcuring-australia%e2%80%99s-critical-systems-cyberark-completes-irap-assessment-at-%e2%80%9cprotected%e2%80%9d-information-classification-level.htmlDisclaimerPlease Note: This video provides general information and entertainment related to IT operations, architecture, cybersecurity, and strategies. It's not professional advice.Always do your own research and consult with your own IT professionals or experts before acting on any information presented here. Your circumstances are unique. We don't guarantee the accuracy or completeness of this content and aren't liable for any reliance on it.