Use of AI on the rise in workplaces, says PwC
Skills divide emerging between those adapting to new tech and those who are not
Retailer Lidl enters Irish mobile market
Retailer is offering €9 a month for life to 100,000 customers
Stocks steady despite no sign of Iran peace deal
Ires Reit jumps by more than 20% after takeover approach revealed
Google wins planning permission for Dublin data centre extension
An Coimisiún Pleanala backs development at Grange Castle site
Apple iPhone 18 Pro review: New smartphone makes advances but feels like a place holder
Despite camera upgrades and a better battery, this is neither the most interesting device Apple will launch this cycle nor the cheapest
Eir is switching off 3G. Here’s what you need to know
Eir is shutting down its 3G network, with the switch-off due to start in seven days. But what does it mean for customers?
Squarespace follows up on 2025 jobs growth with €70m investment plan in Irish operation
Company is planning to invest in expansion and product development
Irish agency Granite Digital buys US business Right Hat
Acquisition is second in North America for Cork company
Beyond ChatGPT: The best AI-powered tools for tasks from organising emails to making websites
Ciara O’Brien takes a look at some of the latest AI-powered productivity and creative tools
Irish politicians got to have a go at Big Tech, but will anything change?
Those of us who have seen similar moments to this week’s Oireachtas Committee play out in the past suspect we will still be having these conversations in the future
‘We have students that were going to choose medicine or law. Now they’re choosing immersive software engineering’
At the suggestion of the tech industry, the University of Limerick has transformed how prospective software engineers are trained
Middle East conflict hits DAA profits
But airport operator says passenger traffic growing at Dublin Airport
Explainer: Why it may take years for Google to pay its latest Irish fine
Data Protection Commission has levied about €4.5bn in fines on companies overall, yet barely €20m has been paid so far