Tag: Technology
Dublin Pilot Tests Hydrogen Backup Power at Major Data Centre
A Dublin pilot is testing hydrogen backup power at an Equinix data centre, marking a major step in cleaner Irish digital infrastructure.
Irish SMEs Are Losing Millions to Everyday Cyber Disruption
Irish SMEs are losing billions each year as routine cyber incidents drive downtime, disruption and hidden productivity costs.
AI Cybersecurity Panic or Practical Wake-Up Call? What Irish Organisations Should...
AI-driven cyber threats are rising in Ireland, but strong security fundamentals remain the best defence for organisations.
Manna Hits Pause in Ireland as Drone Delivery Rules Remain Unclear
Manna has paused drone delivery in Ireland, citing policy uncertainty and planning barriers despite strong growth and partnerships.
Microsoft’s New Enterprise Bundle Looks Tempting, But Timing May Matter More...
Microsoft 365 E7 may offer value, but many businesses should assess readiness, costs and timing before committing.
Tesco’s VMware Exit Signals a Bigger Wake-Up Call on Digital Sovereignty
Tesco’s VMware exit highlights why digital sovereignty, vendor lock-in, and infrastructure control matter for Irish businesses.
AI Talent Shake-Up as Google’s Noam Shazeer Moves to OpenAI
Noam Shazeer’s move from Google to OpenAI signals a major shift in the AI race and offers lessons for the wider tech sector.
Google Ordered to Make Search Rankings Clearer for Businesses
The UK regulator has ordered Google to make search rankings fairer and more transparent, with implications for Irish businesses and tech firms.
Apple Loosens iPhone App Store Rules in Brazil After Antitrust Deal
Apple will allow rival app stores and outside payments on iPhones in Brazil after an antitrust agreement with regulators.
AI Materials Start-Up CuspAI Nears Huge Funding Leap as Bezos Backs...
CuspAI’s reported $400m raise highlights how AI-driven scientific discovery is becoming a major focus for global investors and Irish tech watchers.
