Tag: Technology
After the Hype: Why the Next Big Device May Not Have...
Smartphone launches are losing their spark as attention turns to AI-native, screenless devices that could redefine consumer tech.
Data Breach Damage Control: The Essential Steps Every Consumer Should Take
A practical guide to what consumers should do after a data breach, from changing passwords to spotting scams and protecting finances.
Data Breach Survival Guide: What to Do Right Away If Your...
Hit by a data breach? Learn the immediate steps to protect your accounts, identity and finances after your personal data is exposed.
Europe Tightens Youth Social Media Rules as Pressure Mounts on Big...
EU plans tighter teenage social media limits, raising the stakes for platforms with major operations in Ireland.
EU Plans New Limits on Teen Social Media Use Across Europe
The EU is preparing new limits on teen social media access, targeting risky features rather than imposing a full ban.
Irish Survey Finds Growing AI Use in Schoolwork Among Children and...
A new survey shows one in five Irish children use AI for schoolwork, while online safety concerns continue to grow.
When Critical Systems Fail, Resilience Matters More Than Speed
A major outage shows why digital resilience and recoverability should matter more than speed in critical systems.
When AI Solves the Hardest Problems, What Do Humans Actually Learn?
OpenAI’s Navier-Stokes claim raises a critical question for Ireland’s tech sector: is a machine-generated answer the same as understanding?
OpenAI Ethics Exit Raises Fresh Questions Over AI Safety Oversight
OpenAI’s ethics lead has left less than a year after joining, raising new concerns about AI safety, governance and oversight.
Limerick Engineering Firm Lands Major Backing to Fuel Global Growth and...
H&MV Engineering has secured €750m in backing, valuing the Limerick company at €1.4bn as it targets global expansion and 1,000 new hires.
