AI saving businesses up to 1,000 hours a month - report New research from Trinity College Dublin and Microsoft Ireland has found that the use of artificial intelligence is freeing up time for companies. Business • 16 hrs
AI saving businesses up to 1,000 hours a month - report New research from Trinity College Dublin and Microsoft Ireland has found that the use of artificial intelligence is freeing up time for companies. Business • 16 hrs
AI saving businesses up to 1,000 hours a month - report New research from Trinity College Dublin and Microsoft Ireland has found that the use of artificial intelligence (AI) is freeing up time for companies. Business • 16 hrs
AI saving businesses up to 1,000 hours a month - report New research from Trinity College Dublin and Microsoft Ireland has found that the use of artificial intelligence (AI) is freeing up time for companies. Business • 16 hrs
Fears for 150 Irish-based jobs at Oracle The Government has been informed of plans by cloud computing firm Oracle to cut jobs in Ireland. Business • 18 hrs
Fears for 150 Irish-based jobs at Oracle The Government has been informed of plans by cloud computing firm Oracle to cut jobs in Ireland. Business • 18 hrs
Public Expenditure Minister to meet with tech firms in US Public Expenditure Jack Chambers is to meet with the some of the world's biggest tech and AI companies as part of an official visit to San Francisco which begins today. Business • 29 Apr
Public Expenditure Minister to meet with tech firms in US Public Expenditure Jack Chambers is to meet with the some of the world's biggest tech and AI companies as part of an official visit to San Francisco which begins today. Business • 29 Apr
Chambers to meet with tech leaders in San Francisco Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers met some of the world's biggest tech and AI companies as part of an official visit to San Francisco which began today. Politics • 12 hrs
Chambers to meet with tech leaders in San Francisco Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers met some of the world's biggest tech and AI companies as part of an official visit to San Francisco which began today. Politics • 12 hrs
Conference hears AI is 'supercharging' cyberattacks A global cybersecurity conference in Dublin has heard how AI is supercharging cyber attacks to the point where hackers can disrupt an organisation in less than 30 seconds. Science and Technology • 19 hrs
Conference hears AI is 'supercharging' cyberattacks A global cybersecurity conference in Dublin has heard how AI is supercharging cyber attacks to the point where hackers can disrupt an organisation in less than 30 seconds. Science and Technology • 19 hrs
SIPTU discusses future of public service broadcasting SIPTU has begun its seminar to launch a discussion paper on the future of public service broadcasting. Ireland • 19 hrs
SIPTU discusses future of public service broadcasting SIPTU has begun its seminar to launch a discussion paper on the future of public service broadcasting. Ireland • 19 hrs
Govt urged to minimise risks of artificial intelligence The Government is being urged to put the right foundations in place as artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly embedded across public services, workplaces and everyday life. Ireland • 28 Apr
Govt urged to minimise risks of artificial intelligence The Government is being urged to put the right foundations in place as artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly embedded across public services, workplaces and everyday life. Ireland • 28 Apr
Covalen informs Government of threatened job cuts Outsourcing firm Covalen, which provides services to social media giant Meta, has informed the Government of plans to potentially cut hundreds of jobs. Business • 28 Apr
Covalen informs Government of threatened job cuts Outsourcing firm Covalen, which provides services to social media giant Meta, has informed the Government of plans to potentially cut hundreds of jobs. Business • 28 Apr
GEC start-ups made €140m in revenues last year Start-up companies supported by the Guinness Enterprise Centre, including graduate and current resident companies, have generated €2.5 billion in revenues over the last 25 years. Ireland • 28 Apr
GEC start-ups made €140m in revenues last year Start-up companies supported by the Guinness Enterprise Centre, including graduate and current resident companies, have generated €2.5 billion in revenues over the last 25 years. Ireland • 28 Apr
