Toshiba allegedly struck by ransomware attackers DarkSide

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Irish health service IT systems shut down following cyberattack

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Microsoft calls time on Azure blockchain-as-a-service

UK to begin roll-out of vaccine passport

Imagine’s fixed 5G to cover 1m premises by end of June

Google and SpaceX team up on Starlink satellite broadband

SpaceX is now allowed to operate satellites in lower orbits

Eir’s gigabit fibre network now available in 79 towns and villages

How Huawei plans to regain lost ground in the 5G market

Welltel snaps up contact centre comms specialist in latest deal

6 Irish start-ups taking to the virtual stage at BioEquity Europe

Second-hand clothing platform Vinted valued at €3.5bn

Kahoot picks up Clever for $500m in latest acquisition

Start-ups call for ‘game-changer’ policies to boost unicorns in Europe

Applications for Donegal’s new tech accelerator are now open

Clubhouse releases Android app to reel in more users

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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

UCD spin-out reveals ‘major milestone’ for quantum computing

A man with paralysis has used his thoughts to create text

A sensor to detect real-time pipe damage has been made using crystals

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For smart cities to work, they need to be ‘neutral and objective’

Tesla’s self-driving tech may still have some ground to cover

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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

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

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Girls4Tech and STEM for all at Coolest Projects

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

Computational statistics at Genuity Science: Where mathematical rigour meets biology

Cool Planet’s Vicky Brown on her career in social impact

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‘I had a real drive to become self-sufficient and successful’

‘Engineering is as much about working with people as it is with machines’

6 top international companies hiring in data right now

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7 US companies hiring in Ireland right now

7 of the coolest science jobs in the world

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45 new jobs at Ireland’s first Quantum Computer Engineering Centre

Tigera bringing 35 jobs to Cork with new European base

Dublin company Each&Other is hiring UX designers

Galway to get 20 new jobs with PennEngineering investment

New AI facility to test wastewater will bring 60 jobs to Cork

Google rallies tech firms to support US visa holders’ right to work

Government advises on workplace vaccines and antigen tests

Which countries have the best and worst sick pay?

With supports, remote working could ‘offer a better quality of life’ in Ireland

‘My job is often to convince women they are more than good enough’

Young workers bearing the brunt of the pandemic, says ESRI