‘Google Maps for IT’ raises $80m in Series D round

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Facebook suspends Hong Kong government’s access to user data

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VMware is acquiring Datrium to boost disaster recovery offerings

Vodafone to speed up Irish 5G roll-out using new Ericsson tech

US classifies Huawei and ZTE as ‘national security threats’

Eir’s gigabit fibre network is now available in 47 Irish towns

Nokia chosen as key fibre-network supplier for National Broadband Plan

Vodafone Ireland claims 4G outages ‘resolved’ across country

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State agency MFI suspends lending to SMEs until legislation is changed

Questo raises €300,000 with its reimagining of city tourism

Irish-Californian start-up CloudSphere raises $15m

Luxonis wants to use computer vision to protect cyclists

Estonian identity verification start-up Veriff raises $15.5m

Irish start-up launches online toolkit for learners with dyslexia

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Moral licensing in the world of design

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Construction begins on €500m Limerick Twenty Thirty development

Dave, technology and the power of people

Irish EV owners will soon have to pay for all public charging points

EU reveals its grand strategy to deploy renewable-sourced hydrogen fuel

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Trinity team builds device that could speed up quantum tech development

EU issues first call for clean energy projects to access €1bn fund

Additive to perovskite crystal could help solar cells last a lot longer

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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

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Vogue 25 celebrates science, social media and activism

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Girls4Tech and STEM for all at Coolest Projects

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‘Saying no is a very valuable skill, when managed correctly’

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‘I’m passionate about leaving the world better than I found it’

Why women collaborating ‘isn’t a soft skill, it’s a superpower’

‘For too long, animation has been dominated by a macho culture’

‘We will never go back to the commuting society we once were’

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7 of the coolest science jobs in the world

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US consulting firm Envorso to open new centre in Belfast

Gilead Sciences to create 140 new jobs in Ireland amid €7m investment

Software firm Inbotiqa to hire for new technology hub in Belfast

10 US companies hiring in Ireland right now

Fashion-tech firm Bezzu announces expansion plans and new jobs in Dublin

AquaQ Analytics creates more than 120 new jobs in Belfast

Fujitsu launches permanent remote working plan for 80,000 employees

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‘From cybersecurity to climate change, STEM is the place to be right now’

Podcasting: The underdog of company communication?

Microsoft launches plan to help 25m people gain digital skills

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