IOT: Ireland in prime position
With the Internet of Things sector picking up pace, Philip Moynagh talks to Killian Woods about some of the measures Intel is taking to ensure security platforms keep up with research
With the Internet of Things sector picking up pace, Philip Moynagh talks to Killian Woods about some of the measures Intel is taking to ensure security platforms keep up with research
Talking about the benefits of IoT to consumers and businesses, James Finglas of MJ Flood Technology Group tells Killian Woods about how the tech is already impacting line of business
Advancements in research and development at the University of Limerick are driven by their work with industry.
After releasing their Technology Vision 2015 Report, David Kirwan of Accenture talked to Killian Woods about what trends in IoT should be of interest to Irish businesses
Looking at the developments in the Internet of Things from a consumer and industry point of view, Dr Johnny Ryan talks to Killian Woods about why the time is now for it to shine
The state wants to turn Ireland into a global hub for entrepreneurs. And a number of entrepreneurs want to help them.
The An Post Smart Marketing Awards celebrated Ireland’s finest marketing teams and minds, with...
The tablet and laptop markets are completely saturated, which is good news for consumers this Christmas, writes Killian Woods
Wearable tech is finally ready to come to the forefront, writes Killian Woods.
There are many other quality options available to consumers in the headphone market other than Beats Electronics, as Killian Woods reports.
The Internet of Things is going to become a multitrillion-euro industry by 2020. Killian Woods explains what this means for you
Keeping holiday costs down isn't just about cheap flights and a bargain hotel. Killian Woods looks at ways to make your holiday cost effective.
Ireland may not be noted for its glorious summers, but Killian Woods has found the best gadgets for those of you determined to have a barbecue anyway.
The video game Minecraft is helping to increase the use of Raspberry Pi, a credit-card sized computer aimed at educating children.