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5 ways Covid-19 will bring tech changes to the grocery sector
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‘Rogue traders’ finding new ways to sell misleading coronavirus products online
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What you need to think about before introducing automation
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How cybercriminals are taking advantage of Covid-19
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Max Schrems’ group calls for EU help to speed up ‘Kafkaesque’ DPC procedure
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Hackers release jailbreak for Apple’s iOS 11 to iOS 13.5
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Apple acquires machine learning start-up Inductiv Inc
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Twitter uses fact-checking feature on Trump tweets for the first time
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Facebook introduces Novi, the renamed digital wallet for Libra
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New rules to clamp down on ‘toxic’ Wikipedia users ratified by board
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‘I’ve long been a believer in the role of remote working in the modern workplace’
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Virgin Media’s new scheme offers free TV ads to Irish SMEs
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Government wants to roll out National Broadband Plan in five years, not seven
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Why the UK may take a U-turn with its Huawei 5G plans
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BT Ireland’s Jackie Phillips: ‘Ensuring network availability continues is a priority’
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ComReg report finds mobile masts, including 5G, are safe for use
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‘Covid-19 is a catalyst speeding up the IoT adoption trend’
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Nokia claims to have broken world-record 5G speed in the US
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Irish start-up deals drop to lowest first quarter total since 2016
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7 start-ups developing physical-distancing solutions
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Aircall’s cloud-based phone tech raises €60m in Series C
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ChatableApps launches AI-powered assistive hearing app
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Stripe launches in five new countries as it targets whole of Europe
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Scandit raises $80m for its mobile computer-vision solution
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Weekend takeaway: Cosy up with 10 great sci-tech reads
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Moral licensing in the world of design
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The countdown is on to Ireland’s sci-tech extravaganza, Inspirefest 2017
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Time running out to get your hands on Inspirefest early bird tickets
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Construction begins on €500m Limerick Twenty Thirty development
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Dave, technology and the power of people
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Researchers call for taste tests as part of Covid-19 screening
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NASA reveals why its historic ISS mission had to be postponed
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1,500 Irish scientists call for a department of higher education and research
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Dr Des Fitzgerald to step down as UL president, citing Covid-19 challenges
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How tracking ‘environmental DNA’ can help us understand aquatic life from afar
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Government grants technological university status to CIT and IT Tralee
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Raspberry Pi launches its first 8GB RAM variant and new OS name
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Host in Ireland report downplays future emissions impact of data centres
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New EV owners in France to get €7,000 grant, with aim to boost auto industry
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MaREI survey reveals public support for offshore windfarms
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Midlands power stations could be transformed into clean energy hub
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Newly observed phenomenon ‘quite significant’ for nuclear fusion
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How many people could live on Earth?
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Forget a climate shift in centuries, more like decades, climatologists claim
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WeForest doubles crowdfunding target to empower Indian village
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World awaits birth of ‘baby dragons’ in Slovenia
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Gold and platinum discovered in south-east Irish streams
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The bees are still in trouble, so we are too
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A perfect blend: Inspirefest serves up a stimulating mix of STEM and humanity
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Inspirefest snapshot: The prodigy turned empire-builder for girls in STEM
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Vogue 25 celebrates science, social media and activism
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With dreams of making it into space, this girl is a real inspiration
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Girls4Tech and STEM for all at Coolest Projects
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The Storytellers: 12 women shining a spotlight on women in STEM
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What can companies do now to prepare for the future of hiring?
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3 remote working mistakes companies make and how to avoid them
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8 ways to demonstrate that you have a growth mindset
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Rethinking our managerial practices for the new normal
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What is digital wellbeing and why does it matter?
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How Covid-19 has impacted teams in the CX industry
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‘I value the opportunity to work on solutions that reach millions of customers’
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Why engaging the public in science isn’t always ‘flames, flashes and fun’
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Why attitude is critical when it comes to a job in animation
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How the right company values can help you switch career
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From Cairo to Cambridge: One scientist’s quest to humanise AI
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Zalando’s Owen Murray: ‘The best recruiters are your own staff’
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6 top international companies hiring in data right now
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How do companies ensure diversity in their workforce?
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6 companies hiring in fintech right now
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7 US companies hiring in Ireland right now
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7 of the coolest science jobs in the world
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Thinking about a career in marketing? An analytical mind is helpful
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Entegro to hire 50 engineers for National Broadband Plan contract
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Regeneron announces 60 new jobs for Limerick
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Vox Financial announces £1.5m investment and 25 jobs for Belfast
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US cybersecurity firm Cygilant creates 65 jobs in Belfast
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11 sci-tech companies hiring in Ireland right now
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BearingPoint announces 50 new jobs for technology centre in Dublin
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EY’s Marcie Merriman on the behavioural shifts of remote working
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Workplace bullying could be costing Ireland up to €239m every year
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Does the centralised office have a future?
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The lesser-known traits of great leadership
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Worker wellbeing has ‘taken a dive’ during Covid-19, according to Hays
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Prosperity predicts increased demand for e-commerce and digital skills
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‘We’re looking at changing the electrical architecture of the vehicle’
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How Amgen Dún Laoghaire is working on ‘conscious inclusion’
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‘It is very much about the team and about the network’
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‘We’re not a nine-to-five company’: A look inside Viasat Ireland
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Why autotech needs software developers
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Video Sherpa: Helping SMEs manage video production