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Windows 7: less bloated, more power than Vista
08.01.2009 From tomorrow, 9 January, us mere mortals will have the chance to download the beta version of Microsoft’s brand-new operating system, Windows 7, which promises to kick Vista to the kerb. more...
Devastating Dell announcement: 1,900 jobs to go in Limerick
08.01.2009 The much-feared announcement that computer manufacturer Dell is moving production from Limerick to Poland has come to pass, which will result in about 1,900 jobs being axed. more...
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IT Sligo licenses platform technology to global medical tech group
10.12.2008 Global medical technologies group Hemcon has put the Institute of Technology (IT), Sligo on the map in terms of third-level technology transfers to multinationals, having licensed a new platform technology from its School of Science. more...
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€3m invested in new digital innovation projects
04.12.2008 Seven digital technology projects ranging from 3D urban planning to innovative childrens’ maths courses have been granted €7m in funding from the National Digital Research Centre (NDRC). more...
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Green energy – how electricity 2.0 will be bigger than Web 2.0
04.12.2008 As the ghost of the Celtic tiger haunts half-filled housing estates in mid-west towns, it’s time for forward thinkers to embrace Ireland’s future economic edge: green energy. more...
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Growcorp yields €7m harvest on sale of biotech firm
03.12.2008 Investment vehicle Growcorp will earn over €7m following the acquisition of Irish biotech firm Neutekbio by Danish company Biomonitor. more...
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European Investment Bank invests €75m in TCD science facility
01.12.2008 The European Investment Bank (EIB) has financed the construction of a €75m biomedical sciences research and training facility at Trinity College Dublin (TCD). more...
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IBM invests in new supercomputing and green IT R&D operation
25.11.2008 IBM is to create 40 top-quality research positions at its operation in Ireland, as well as in Irish universities, to focus on the future of supercomputing and green data centres. more...
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Dublin wins European City of Science bid
24.11.2008 Dublin has emerged victorious against other European cities for the coveted title of European City of Science. more...
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Watch out iPhone: new geo tech now available for other phone makers
23.11.2008 A new start-up has created a new geo-tagging social networking technology that uses a wireless positioning system (WPS) to allow accuracy to 15 feet indoors; up until now only available on the iPhone 3G. more...
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Queen’s gets £25m sterling to counter malicious cyber attacks
21.11.2008 Queen’s University Belfast is to become the UK’s leading centre for the developing technology to counter malicious cyber attacks, after receiving a £25m sterling funding boost from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). more...
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2010: A space tourist odyssey
14.11.2008 In space, no one will serve you drinks – or at least not while you’re in zero gravity. Besides, the little cocktail stick would float away and the martini would bounce off the walls. Apart from this, Richard Branson wants to make space tourism as normal as hopping on a plane. more...
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