UL Controversy Exclusive: International investors spooked by University of Limerick housing controversyStephen Kinsella, the UL economics professor, has been working to assuage the concerns of the multinationals backers of its landmark software course
data centres No records kept of government meeting with Amazon over new data centre policyTech giant met with officials in the Department of the Environment in July to discuss energy, data centre development and grid infrastructure
This Working Life: The ‘never normal’ is the way forwardThe pandemic has pushed companies to trust employees and take calculated risks to learn quickly because they understand the status quo poses a far greater risk to them, says Phil Le-Brun of Amazon Web Services
Amazon gets conditional go-ahead for second Drogheda data centreThe hyper-scale data centre is the second of three planned for Drogheda and comes at a time when Eirgrid and the energy regulator are warning of ‘rolling blackouts’ due to the power demands of data centres
Tech View: What’s next for Amazon as Bezos steps down?Being a successful businessman is one thing but being a successful boss and steering a ship the size of Amazon is another matter – something Jeff Bezos’s replacement is soon to find out
Vincent Boland: Bezos sets his sights on the stars but will keep a watchful eye on JassyThe Amazon founder is stepping down as ceo to devote more time to the Washington Post and his ambitions of space flight, yet he will still monitor his successor closely