Sundar Pichai on regulating AI: ‘Technology’s virtues aren’t guaranteed’

LastPass launches investigation after users report ‘major outage’

6,700 flagged data breaches in Ireland is second highest per capita in Europe

3 reasons why 2020 will be the most interesting year yet for edge computing

Rory Duncan of NTT Ltd on the tech trends that will define 2020

FBI seizes site selling 12bn records from data breaches

Where in the world has the cheapest broadband? Report finds unlikely answer

Could 5G replace cable broadband altogether?

After meeting its sign-up deadline, GoMo launches a new ‘for life’ offer

Government invests a further €200,000 in rural broadband services

Samsung acquires TeleWorld Solutions to advance 5G infrastructure

Debate over Huawei’s role in UK 5G marked by ‘disinformation’

Jamie Heaslip takes on full-time role at Dublin start-up Flender

France announces major changes to stock options and visas for start-ups

Hiiker makes it easier to plan multi-day hikes in Ireland and abroad

Applications open for Google’s next Adopt a Startup programme

HealthBeacon’s Laura Hamilton on the business links between Ireland and Boston

Apple’s latest acquisition is Seattle AI start-up Xnor.ai

Weekend takeaway: Cosy up with 10 great sci-tech reads

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

Magnetic molecule tech lets us see breast tumours ‘breathe’ in real time

Tim Cook: ‘AR will pervade our entire lives’

Ultrafast camera takes 1trn frames per second to reveal a hidden world

Large spider robot with special suckers can climb walls with ease

Entangled electrons found in ‘strange metal’ could boost quantum computing

Honda and Isuzu to jointly develop hydrogen fuel cells for large trucks

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

Why you shouldn’t forget to ‘manage upwards’ in your career

‘It’s not about the technology – it’s about the problems it solves in the world’

‘The transition from academia to industry can be quite a daunting thought’

What’s it like to develop consumer-focused UX for airlines?

Dún Laoghaire is a ‘home away from home’ for this Puerto Rican woman

Why getting thrown in at the deep end can be great for graduates

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

Gallagher & McKinney is hiring for 14 new positions in Derry

US regtech company AxiomSL announces 100 new jobs in Limerick

Odyssey VC is bringing 100 new jobs to Kildare

Armstrong Medical announces £8m investment and 24 new jobs for Coleraine

Employment in multinationals in Ireland hits a record high – IDA

Government investing €40m in job creation as ‘we cannot rest on our laurels’

Why passion is crucial for a job in precision medicine

Why UX writing needs people ‘who care what words do, not just what they say’

Why it’s better to be motivated by ‘progress, not perfection’

Could a job-share be on the cards for you?

Finding it hard to get a graduate job? This could be why

A tech-based role has been named the ‘UK’s best job’ for the first time