Pace of IDA-sponsored investment and jobs slows
Agency’s latest half-year report said it supported 131 investments enabaling delivery of 8,900 jobs
Agency’s latest half-year report said it supported 131 investments enabaling delivery of 8,900 jobs
Percy Ludgate’s 1909 paper played a crucial role in shaping the early computer industry, although he was unaware of its impact
Announcement ‘reinforces’ Ireland’s reputation with tech sector globally, says Taoiseach
IBM to buy cloud business for more than $6bn
IBM’s decision to reinstate its defined benefit scheme in the US makes good business sense — other companies should follow
In Ireland, Google and Three have flagged job losses at their operations while there are concerns for jobs at Activision Blizzard after Microsoft said it would cut 1% of the games unit’s staff globally
Euronext Dublin outperformed European peers on a flat day
Travel sector hopes generative AI can offer customers the best of the traditional agent model and the modern do-it-yourself approach
Company is capitalising on a broader push for AI integration across industries
More than 40% of large enterprises say they have already rolled out AI processes within their organisation
Games were at the cutting edge of computing long before machine learning
Irish partners include DCU and Fastrack into Information Technology
Tech company’s move is the latest setback to Linda Yaccarino’s efforts to convince brands Elon Musk’s platform is safe
Might the green wage gap be explained by something other than a desire to save the planet?
Patent helped managers, programmers and lawyers at young software firms feel as if they were forming an industry of their own
Tech giant becomes latest name removed from sponsor list following Cosgrave’s social media posts
Penalty estimated at $4.45 billion, according to IBM Security
Funding will help equip young adults with green and digital skills
Damastown Business Campus in Dublin 15 offers potential rental income of €2.8m from technology giant and scope for development
Tesla, Nokia and STMicroelectronics post better-than-expected results, lifting sentiment
Two firms employ more than 5,000 in Ireland between them
Luxury groups buoyed by optimistic outlook for Chinese economy
IBM has been working at Wimbledon for 33 years with an increasingly complex operation that analyses every game and player
Building 4700 at Cork Airport Business Park has scope for enhanced return of 9.64%
Deborah Threadgold is focused on ‘the difference we can make with technology and what it can actually do’
Work has changed forever as employers focus on flexibility and retention of staff
Company suspended its operations in March following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine
Cloud revenue grew 14% in first quarter outpacing software and consulting businesses
Shelbourne Buildings is home to IBM HQ and offices of law firm Whitney Moore
Slips in relation to the EU average must be reversed and obstacles to progress removed
A postgrad may help you gain in-demand skills to match the needs of employers
US Navy cyber security expert to speak at Dublin’s Zero Day Con conference
Tech company says the new roles will be spread across locations in Dublin, Cork and Galway
Former OpenText executive Helen Kelisky taking on the role
Iseq in Dublin creeps into positive territory as major bank stocks outperform
Shares of the IT giant jumped as much as 7% aftermarket before easing to trade flat
Our blindness to ageism is puzzling as it is a prejudice against our future selves
IBM’s z15 mainframe promises a better performance and increased efficiency
Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Google and Facebook account for quarter of index
Supply chain specialist to pay €10.35 per sq ft in long-term lease at Clonee scheme
Translation and localisation specialist bought by Italian company Star7
Emission-cutting proposals do not force commerce to rectify actions imminently
High-security cloud system will be used by GCHQ, MI5 and MI6
Heavyweight stocks drag down Iseq in Dublin but leisure stocks make small recovery
Company reports near 10% rise in revenue to €19.9m as pretax profit climbs to €1.57m
Card issuer records 40% drop in pre-tax profits as revenues jump 60% to €284.7m
Chief executives from tech, energy, banking, insurance and education meet at White House summit
Next stage of development will be chatbots designed to be proactive, experts say
Mastercard to phase out magnetic strip, as Twitter introduces new features
Strip on the verge of becoming obsolete with chip technology being increasingly used
Companies orders moves given rapid spread of the Delta variant of Covid-19
Energy Services and Straightline Energy Solutions come together to form Action Zero
Sheehan is currently Vodafone UK’s enterprise director and will begin new role in October
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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