Plans to return to the workplace are still in flux as organisations adjust to the new world of hybrid working and employees continue to spend time at home

Unlike many Irish tech unicorns, Eric Mosley’s Workhuman has been a slow burner, feeling its way to success organically through insights acted upon and wisdom learned. Now, with six million users across 170 countries, the work rewards platform is truly a force to be reckoned with

Fettle is an online platform that matches counsellors with clients

A ‘data scraping’ attack that took place in 2019 on Facebook resulted in an enormous amount of personal data making its way onto the web . . . and into the wrong hands

Dr Andrew Mitchell is director of C-QuEST, University College Dublin’s centre for quantum computing research

Róisín Kiberd examines the best means to improve endpoint and network security

Turning up the heat in data centres, finding leaks before they happen and reducing air miles to save the world are all topics discussed in this month’s sustainable tech feature

Artificial intelligence has changed how we interact with the world and with each other, yet actual thinking machines stubbornly refuse to exist. Will true AI ever be created, and would we even want it if it was, asks Jason Walsh

Despite the penetration of computers and the internet into our lives, we still live in a material world of atoms, not a digital one of bits. And yet information technologies are transforming the things around us, from mapping to buildings. Jason Walsh looks at the role of smart infrastructure

Data is driving rapid and fundamental change in how our lives are organised, from the workplace to the street. How will artificial intelligence and pervasive sensors change our experience of the quotidian, asks Jason Walsh

Alex Meehan examines the challenges for Ireland’s data centre sector and how it needs to evolve

The ability to adjust when you need to is a key selling point of enterprise resources planning, writes Alex Meehan

Dr Fiona Edwards Murphy of ApisProtect tells Emmet Ryan about her quest to save the bees

With a widespread return to the office planned for the coming month, at least on a part-time basis, Jason Walsh asks if the gains made in collaboration and video conferencing technology will wither away

From smart Ray-Bans to bitcoin, Emmet Ryan grills six tech experts with six big questions

Stephen Errity rounds up some of the latest arrivals to the fast-moving smartphone market, including devices from Samsung, Oppo, Sony, Nokia, Google and Apple

Fiona Alston examines how candidates come to the conclusion they need to upskill, and how to go about it