Funding Digital healthcare firm Wellola raises €2.2mSonia Neary-founded firm is behind a digital intervention platform used by a number of NHS trusts and departments
Tech Crypto exchange Kraken commits to Irish growth after ending year on a highDavid Ripley was appointed chief executive in April 2023
Space Irish start-up seeking to build ‘the internet in space’ secures €17.5m in fundingSpacetech Mbryonics is establishing a manufacturing, assembly, and testing facility in Dangan
Economy 8 million UK workers stand to lose roles in AI ‘jobs apocalypse’AI could impact up to 60 per cent of jobs in the UK if firms integrate the technology more deeply, up from 11 per cent now
Technology Apple gets ready to unveil AI innovationsTech giant’s AI strategy is expected to include a slew of new proactive features to assist users in their daily lives
Connected Magazine Going legit: goodbye to dodgy boxes With a crackdown on illegal streaming devices under way, Alex Meehan looks at the options for those who want to go legit
Connected Magazine Analysis: State’s start-up campus plan looks like a monorailEamonn Carey urges caution over big box proposals to revolutionise the tech ecosystem
News Adam Neumann among partners behind $500m bid for WeWorkWeWork co-founder inches closer to regaining control of his long-troubled startup
Markets Donald Trump social media firm set to trade on Nasdaq on TuesdayFirm behind the Truth Social platform merged with Digital World Acquisition Corp last week, paving the way to go public
News Irish fintech investment plunged 94 per cent last yearIt comes amid a six-year low in global investment in the space, driven by market uncertainty and global conflicts
technology EU probes Google, Apple and Meta over app stores, search rankings, user consentinvestigations are looking into the tech companies’ compliance with the Digital Markets Act, which came into force recently
Technology Northern Ireland tech deals hit a record £143.2mLess than ten years ago, Northern Ireland registered only £5 million of venture capital investment into local companies in a year
Technology Fujitsu confirms plans to shutter Irish operationIT services giant - which employed 177 people in 2022 - is expected to reduce its workforce to a skeleton staff as it moves to wind down
Tech Kainos and Cloudsmith big winners at Digital DNA awardsThe ninth annual event drew a sold out crowd in the ICC Belfast
Fintech Payments firm Decta secures e-money licenceLicence will allow Decta, which was incorporated in Ireland in October 2021, to expand its services across the European Union
Connected Newsletter Connected newsletter: Anthropic comes to Dublin as Frontline raises $200m to back more tech companiesConnected at the Business Post is your source for the news that matters in technology and innovation, all told from an Irish perspective
Tech Apple loses $113bn in value after regulators take actionOnce the world’s most valuable firm at more than $3 trillion, Apple has underperformed both the Nasdaq 100 and the S&P 500 in 2024
Artificial Intelligence €11.6m UCC programme to use AI in screening for cerebral palsy Initiative will make Ireland a ‘world-leading hub’ in early brain injury and cerebral palsy screening
Markets Reddit jumps up to 67% after $748m IPO priced at topSan Francisco-based company’s shares traded on Thursday at $51.86 each at lunchtime in New York, 53 per cent above their IPO share price
Tech Analysis: Rival nations move to woo Europe’s AI start-ups - risking costly consequences for IrelandEuropean Union’s AI Act is the start of a regulatory divergence that could spell trouble for the Irish tech sphere