Tag: Technology
AI Hacks, Privacy Fines and Data Risks: What’s Shaping Ireland’s Security...
AI security breaches, privacy probes and cyber risks are pushing data protection to the centre of Ireland’s technology debate.
Samsung Eyes Major Bet on Mistral as European AI Race Heats...
Samsung is reportedly in talks to back Mistral at a €20bn valuation, highlighting Europe’s push for AI scale, infrastructure and autonomy.
France Moves First in EU With Under-15 Social Media Ban
France has passed a landmark law to ban social media for under-15s, setting a new benchmark for child online safety in Europe.
Intel Shares Jump as Chip Giant Deepens Cuts and Reshapes Data...
Intel shares surged after new layoffs and a data centre reshuffle, even as the chipmaker doubles down on a major Ireland investment.
Apple Readies New Device Leasing Plan as Hardware Costs Keep Climbing
Apple is reportedly launching a new device leasing service, giving customers lower monthly payments and more upgrade flexibility.
Anthropic Taps AMD for Massive AI Chip Expansion in High-Stakes Infrastructure...
Anthropic has signed a huge AMD chip deal to power Claude, signaling the rising importance of AI infrastructure and compute capacity.
Ireland’s Digital Wallet Explained: What It Could Store and How It...
Ireland’s Digital Wallet pilot could store passports, licences and birth certs, signaling a major shift in digital public services.
AI Lands a Cabinet Role as Burnham Reshapes UK Government
Andy Burnham’s first cabinet gives AI an unprecedented seat at the top table, signalling a major shift in UK technology policy.
Judge Finalizes Landmark Anthropic AI Copyright Deal Worth $1.5bn
A US judge has finalized Anthropic’s $1.5bn AI copyright settlement, a landmark decision with major implications for model training and data sourcing.
Revolut Wins Australian Banking Approval in Major Global Expansion Push
Revolut secures Australian banking approval, advancing its global expansion and widening competition in digital banking.
