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Knocknoc is a cybersecurity firm that develops a cloud-based platform to safeguard network applications. Its key product is a web interface that enables users and administrators to manage access permissions, including allowing or denying IP addresses, and employs multi-factor authentication to enhance security. The platform aims to provide clients with clear visibility over authenticated users, reduce potential attack surfaces, and prevent brute force attacks.

Diraq is a quantum computing company focused on scalable silicon-based quantum chips and end-to-end quantum computing solutions. It aims to provide hardware and software as a full-stack, cloud-accessible service, enabling practical commercial applications with billions of qubits on a single chip. The company utilizes CMOS-based architectures designed for billions of qubits with full error correction, advanced qubit control, and quantum memory, alongside innovative CMOS device designs to deliver cost-effective, energy-efficient, and compact chipsets for businesses.

Vantari VR develops a virtual reality simulation platform for procedural training in medicine and surgery that is designed for hospitals, universities, and medical device companies, combines medical imaging with immersive VR to visualize and interpret complex images, provides VR training that allows doctors to practice procedures in a safe, scalable environment to reduce medical errors, and enables surgeons to rehearse and plan operational steps, supporting informed decision-making and contributing to improved patient outcomes.

DASH Technology provides financial services. They provide software, platform, and even wealth management space services. They provide advisers and broader wealth services. They provide inquiries through email, phone calls, and online applications.

EatClub Pty Ltd operates a food application that allows restaurants to manage demand for their tables and enhance profit margins through dynamic pricing. Founded in 2016 and based in East Melbourne, Australia, EatClub was previously known as Dinnerdeal Pty Ltd before rebranding in September 2017. The platform enables restaurants to offer last-minute deals to diners, helping to fill tables during off-peak times. With a partner network of over 1,500 restaurants, including notable names like Sake and Rockpool Dining Group, EatClub serves both Sydney and Melbourne, with plans for further expansion across Australia. The application was designed by restaurateurs and is recognized as a pioneering customer engagement tool in the food service industry.