Zuckerberg denies call for regulations is ‘passing off responsibility’

Hackers using coronavirus conspiracy theories to spread phishing scams

‘In my early career, I had to fight to get champions on board with digital change’

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Vodafone Ireland launches SD-WAN to tackle businesses’ IT headaches

Facebook Dating dumps Valentine’s Day launch as data regulator investigates

Swiss agency denies ban on 5G roll-out over health concerns (updated)

MWC 2020 cancelled following big tech exodus over coronavirus fears

Coronavirus: Big tech exodus from MWC could see 2020 event cancelled

Irish telcos agree to block almost 2,000 sites spreading child abuse

Quantum laser control breakthrough allows for ultra-fast ethernet speeds

Netflix gives Android users a new way to save on data

BFFinder wants to help people in Ireland find a new best friend

Enterprise Ireland CEO Julie Sinnamon is stepping down

Fenergo secures $80m from backers in finance and IT

N26 to cancel all UK accounts as Brexit effect takes its toll

‘The best entrepreneurs see good in failures and opportunities in setbacks’

Not everything needs a tech ‘solution’ – especially voting systems

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Moral licensing in the world of design

The countdown is on to Ireland’s sci-tech extravaganza, Inspirefest 2017

Time running out to get your hands on Inspirefest early bird tickets

Construction begins on €500m Limerick Twenty Thirty development

Dave, technology and the power of people

Bendy battery breakthrough could give EVs supercharging powers

Smart nappy with ultra-cheap sensor tells you when it’s wet

Claims that tech can read people’s emotions is ‘complete baloney’, study finds

New Zealand man tried to sell DIY ‘nuclear fusion’ reactor online

Trustworthy artificial intelligence – is new EU regulation coming for AI?

Latest AI could one day take over as the biggest editor of Wikipedia

How many people could live on Earth?

Forget a climate shift in centuries, more like decades, climatologists claim

WeForest doubles crowdfunding target to empower Indian village

World awaits birth of ‘baby dragons’ in Slovenia

Gold and platinum discovered in south-east Irish streams

The bees are still in trouble, so we are too

A perfect blend: Inspirefest serves up a stimulating mix of STEM and humanity

Inspirefest snapshot: The prodigy turned empire-builder for girls in STEM

Vogue 25 celebrates science, social media and activism

With dreams of making it into space, this girl is a real inspiration

Girls4Tech and STEM for all at Coolest Projects

The Storytellers: 12 women shining a spotlight on women in STEM

‘Working in a large scientific organisation gave me transferable skills for business’

From Chennai to Citywest: One employee’s ‘seamless transition’

‘I like to burst the myth that my career has been a carefully orchestrated plan’

‘Emotional intelligence is a greater predictor of success than IQ’

Why most learning and experience doesn’t come from a textbook

How this network engineer embraced moving from San Diego to Dublin

6 top international companies hiring in data right now

How do companies ensure diversity in their workforce?

6 companies hiring in fintech right now

7 US companies hiring in Ireland right now

7 of the coolest science jobs in the world

Thinking about a career in marketing? An analytical mind is helpful

Visual AI start-up LogoGrab planning new Dublin HQ

Drogheda jobs expo highlighting hundreds of opportunities for commuters

8 finance companies hiring for software talent right now

ESB Networks is seeking 60 new electrical apprentices

US pizzeria app Slice announces 20 jobs for Belfast

305 jobs planned in Kerry for RDI Hub alongside new Fexco R&D site

Remote-first versus remote-friendly: What’s the difference?

Workers will need to plan if they want to adapt to artificial intelligence

Students in Colorado can now take a course in cannabis

Treat yourself to a new job this Valentine’s Day

Which EU countries have the most people working from home?

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