Intel downbeat as Ukraine war and China lockdowns threaten PC sales
News sends chipmaker’s shares sharply lower
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Don’t wait for an exit interview to talk to employees
Hybrid work weakens the bonds of corporate loyalty
Work now considered to be less important as bonds with friends and family strengthen
From angry Adele fans to broken robot vacuums: AWS outage ripples through US
Problems at Amazon Web Services hit services used by millions
2K Games to pay €60 per sq ft for offices at One Park Place
US video games publisher enters into 10-year sub-lease as Dropbox goes ‘virtual first’
Amazon union battle is only the beginning of a bigger conflict
Karlin Lillington: Dehumanising surveillance in tech sector is leading to group action
Workplace surveillance may hurt us more than it helps
Amazon’s new tool could help slow Covid-19 but outcome depends on people who use it
From home working to leaving the city: how the pandemic is changing how we live
Europe Letter: Covid-19 will see a huge societal shift, but it will have to be carefully managed
Lenovo sails past expectations with 31% first-quarter profit jump
Lenovo retained its lead in PCs with 25 per cent of the market, ahead of HP and Dell
Success of a digital work space change will be user experience
Cyberrisk of home working must be quantified, especially where people are sharing with house-mates
Mater hospital turns to robots to help in battle against Covid-19
Hospital using robotic process automation to free up nurses to deal with infection control
Back to the future: the world of tech predictions
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KPMG secures new offices at Park Place
‘Big Four’ accounting giant to pay €60 per sq ft at Clancourt’s Hatch Street development
New figures reveal scale of consultancy for Government departments
Consultancy for Government a lucrative business for small number of firms
Messagebird to create 50 new jobs with opening of Dublin office
Dutch messaging company has over 15,000 customers including Uber, SAP and Google
How to avoid silly mistakes with smart toys
Internet-connected toys have sparked concerns about privacy and security
Revenue turns to ‘robots’ to update 20,000 taxpayer records
Robotic process automation technology spending expected to hit €2.1bn by 2022
Network intelligence firm ThousandEyes to open ‘key’ Dublin office
Company’s sales and services hub in capital will lead to creation of about 20 new jobs
Financial services providers warned they face extinction in next decade
Forecast comes as new paper says blockchain could transform Irish financial services
Renault Nissan team up with Google for in-car tech
Renault Nissan and Mitsubishi are about to do what many carmakers have been trying to avoid: let Google into the dashboard
Release of report on Garda would ‘inevitably’ cause unrest
Garda management considering proposals in Deloitte analysis on workplace practices
Analysis: Apple’s latest plan to get us to spend more on an iPhone
The new XS Max will sell for at least €1,279
Humans 2.0: building a better being with smart implants
Biohacker believes tech could be a lifesaver for some, such as those with Alzheimer’s
The banana phone? New mobiles no longer look so smart
Cantillon: Mobile World Congress handsets have little to shout about
Smartphone sales decline for first time as Huawei gains on Apple
Samsung remains top smartphone maker while Android has 86% of mobile OS market
Firms could turn to AI to keep up with move to messaging apps
Dublin start-up Webio teams up with Limerick’s Avvio for hotel booking chatbot
Major rise in spending on Internet of Things predicted for 2018
Technology research company says spending on enterprise security will reach $96bn in 2018
McDermott has world domination in his sights after near-death experience
Multimillionaire software CEO on his ‘Irish brother’ Bono, his accident and future plans
Dealing with a global threat
An EU Commission report estimates global financial losses due to cybercrime to be at least €350 billion a year and projected them to reach €1.89 trillion by 2019
New Apple Watch that makes calls turns comic book fantasy into reality
What may hold some consumers back is the monthly recurring charge for data
Irish software start-up looking to raise €600,000
CloudKPI to participate in Women’s Startup Lab in Silicon Valley as it expands into US
Apple Watch to continue to lead pack as wearable device sales jump
Sales of wearable devices are expected to top 310 million this year, up 16.7% on 2016
Why China is Apple’s biggest hope and greatest headache
Tech group loses traction in world’s biggest phone market as users shift to rivals
ESB teams up with US firm to develop smart network
Silver Spring helps energy firms deploy technologies to help cities run more smartly
Intel gears up for driverless car race with Mobileye purchase
Chip giant’s $15.3bn deal brings it industry leader in digital mapping and sensors
Fitness trackers run into resistance over data security concerns
Self-tracking boom has prompted consumer worries about security of personal data
Huawei to launch new laptop into flagging PC market
Chinese telecoms group also due to bring out new hybrid with detachable keyboard
IT spending to increase 1.4% led by devices and services
Forecast indicates tablet market still declining as replacement cycles remain extended
Focus of IT security spend moves to detection and response
Gartner predicts spending on information security will hit $113bn by 2020
Irish make a song and dance at Mobile World Congress
5G, IoT and VR dominate, but return of Nokia 3310 wins hearts if not wallets
Messaging apps ‘will overtake’ social media
Web Log: Gartner predicts messaging platforms like WhatsApp will lead the way in ‘post-app era’
Internet of Things to become everyday reality with spending to jump to $2tn
New forecast suggests a 31% rise in the number of connected ‘things’ this year
The Netflix of software is about to disrupt the disruptors
Setapp gives Mac users access to a range of apps much like Spotify offers music
More use of smartphones to access workplaces expected
Number of firms ditching work ID cards set to rise in coming years, says Gartner
CES 2017: Ford to embed Amazon’s voice-activated assistant
Car firm first to embed Alexa in rush to bring spoken word technology to everyday devices
Revenue jumps 109% at IoT firm Asavie Technologies
Irish company last year announced plans to create over 100 new jobs in Dublin
Dublin software firm Brite:Bill acquired by AmDocs
Brite:Brill one of three companies snapped up by Israeli firm for a combined $260m
Davra and Orbiwise to help roll out IoT network nationwide
IoT network was previously awarded €1.8m in funding by Science Foundation Ireland
How your heartbeat could do away with multiple passwords and PINs
Belfast Briefing: Start-up B-Secur says its software will remove need for passwords and pins
Karlin Lillington: Why the Microsoft victory matters to everyone online
The Microsoft case matters enormously as it goes to the very heart of the internet
Worldwide PC sales continue to fall, led by Apple
HP rebounded in second quarter while Apple Mac shipments declined by nearly 5%
Who are the winners and losers in the age of robots?
Prof Tom Davenport to those concerned by the growing influence of robotics technology: ‘you can’t beat ‘em, so join ‘em.
Chris Horn: Predictions using big data a hot theme for the tech sector
Big data, data science and prediction have yet to be successfully applied to tech industry
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