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Ireland ‘could be a leading global hub for blockchain but regulators must catch up’

Proponents call for more to be done to make it easier for companies establishing and scaling operations in Ireland
1 day ago
  • Charlie Taylor
  • Fintech

    Irish fintech Money Jar to create 100 new jobs

    Company will fill roles across software engineering, compliance and security, product management and design, marketing, sales, account management and customer support
    2 days ago
  • Charlie Taylor
  • Companies

    Cork-based Workvivo raises $22m in new funding

    Company’s valuation triples following series B funding led by Tiger Global
    3 days ago
  • Sarah Taaffe-Maguire
  • Tech

    Tech start-ups in for a difficult period, industry chief warns

    Maëlle Gavet, chief executive of US firm Techstars, warns of ‘human cost’ of crisis in the sector and says firms ignore worsening situation at their peril
    6 days ago
  • Charlie Taylor
  • Making it Work

    US multinational in hiring blitz at its European base in Galway

    Globalization Partners chief hails city as ‘great technology centre’, as it plans to take on 50 more staff in the next year
    • Emmet Ryan
    • 10:10
    The Gadget Guru

    Gadget Guru: Lenovo delivers in style with a terrific new tablet

    The Chinese giant’s new Yoga Tab 13 is comfortably among the best devices of its kind on the market right now
    • Emmet Ryan
    • 10:07
    Crypto

    Coinbase looks to Dublin in bid to take advantage of new EU laws to lead its international growth

    The crypto exchange sees expansion opportunities in new EU regulation that seeks to bring stability to an unregulated sector
    • Charlie Taylor
    • 10:00
    Tech

    Ireland ‘could be a leading global hub for blockchain but regulators must catch up’

    Proponents call for more to be done to make it easier for companies establishing and scaling operations in Ireland
    • Charlie Taylor
    • June 30, 2022
    Fintech

    Irish fintech Money Jar to create 100 new jobs

    Company will fill roles across software engineering, compliance and security, product management and design, marketing, sales, account management and customer support
    • Charlie Taylor
    • June 30, 2022
    Transport

    E-scooter operators revise expansion plans but still keen on Ireland

    Tier Mobility and Voi are revising growth plans due to the crisis in the tech sector
    • Charlie Taylor
    • June 28, 2022
    Tech

    Five chief executive predicts self-driving cars won’t be on road until at least 2035

    Previous estimated time of arrival for the high-tech vehicles were ‘overly optimistic’ with sophisticated simulation and testing top priorities
    • Emmet Ryan
    • June 26, 2022
    Telecoms

    Subsidy of €10m needed to fix mobile blackspots, Cellnex chief says

    Colin Cunningham says a once-off government payment would help to build infrastructure which could be used by all mobile providers
    • Ellie Donnelly
    • June 25, 2022
    Connected

    Widening the net: the art of creating fast, secure networks and communications

    New developments from artificial intelligence to 5G and SD-WAN promise to both improve and simplify network management, says Jason Walsh
    • Jason Walsh
    • June 25, 2022
    Connected

    UPMC: Security a key sales tool

    Healthcare company with 1,100 employees in Ireland, says its global tech operations centre in Kilkenny is crucial for future growth
    • Emmet Ryan
    • June 25, 2022
    Connected

    Stepping back out of the office

    As we lurch from the Covid pandemic to a cost of living crisis the very nature of work remains in a state of flux. With employees and management often pulling in different directions, is it too much to ask tech to bridge the gap?
    • Jason Walsh
    • June 25, 2022
    Connected

    Waking up to Web3

    It has been touted as the next big thing, but what exactly is Web3? Emmet Ryan demystifies the jargon and goes in search of an internet model that offers real value for all users
    • Emmet Ryan
    • June 25, 2022
    Connected

    How TikTok is helping businesses to take off

    Think the platform is just for entertainment? Irish companies like Gym + Coffee are finding TikTok can also help turbocharge sales
    • Eva Short
    • June 25, 2022
    Connected

    Artificial intelligence and CRM: the perfect match

    Customer relationship management is good, but integrating it with AI and and help turbo charge your business, writes Alex Meehan
    • Alex Meehan
    • June 25, 2022
    Connected

    Security watch: The End(point) of it All

    In a world of remote work, endpoint security matters more than ever
    • Roisin Kiberd
    • June 25, 2022
    Connected

    The human factor: why businesses need to improve the employee experience

    Employee experience is no longer a luxury sidebar, it has shifted to front and centre
    • Fiona Alston
    • June 25, 2022
    Connected

    Zoom focuses on maintaining pole position

    The popular video conferencing platform is now the primary way to conduct business meetings, says Zoom’s chief information officer, Harry Moseley. And it has plenty more tricks up its sleeve
    • Charlie Taylor
    • June 25, 2022
    Connected

    Home is where the tech is: your guide to the best house automation gadgets

    From heat controls to security systems, Eva Short takes you through the best smart-home devices on the market
    • Eva Short
    • June 25, 2022
    Connected

    Start-up of the Month: Pitseal’s edible solution has silage covered

    Pitseal is a UCC agritech spin-off that has created a user-friendly, fully sustainable cover for protecting winter fodder
    • Emmet Ryan
    • June 25, 2022
    Connected

    Irish VC Act sees opportunities for founders in current crisis

    Act Venture Capital partner John O’Sullivan says start-ups with a good market opportunity will always find investment
    • Charlie Taylor
    • June 25, 2022

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