European justice commissioner and Germany’s chief federal privacy regulator among those affected

The exit of the electronics giant from the smartphone business deals a blow to the market’s diversity

Semiconductors, which account for 60 per cent of our trade with China, have now become Ireland’s fourth largest goods export

Amid a global shortage of microchips, the EU and China are seeking to wrestle back control of their supply chains. And as the silicon wafers are now fundamental to so many industries, Ireland stands to benefit from what has quietly become its fourth-largest export

Weaknesses in the ecommerce ability of SMEs, inequality in broadband access and gaps in the online delivery of public services must be addressed

In the online world, data is the greatest wealth-producing asset – and it’s how most tech giants convert their intangibles into an income flow

Former Press Up operations manager Hugo Nolan has set up Karo.ie to make choosing work easier for part-timers in the healthcare sector

Ad industry says it’s exploring solutions for a post-cookie world as the tech giant rules out replacing third-party data collection

Leo Varadkar highlighted concerns of workers who say they suffer mental trauma from nature of job

Tánaiste has 50-minute Zoom meeting with Ibrahim Halawa and colleague over their pay and working conditions as employees of outsourcing firms

The wild ride of retailer’s share price has naturally led to much head scratching from those unfamiliar with the drama or the idea of a short squeeze, so what does it all mean and what might the repercussions be?

Country’s competition watchdog says not enough information was provided on the project aimed at challenging Revolut and N26

The Cork tech research centre aims to bring its headcount to 1,000 as part of its plan double in size and impact over seven years

The former politician contacted the Tánaiste in September, days after Facebook launched a legal case against the Data Protection Commissioner

Last week, 200 workers in Google’s parent company announced the establishment of the Alphabet Workers Union, after years of informal protests at the tech giant. It’s part of a global trend towards unionisation

Conor Brady and his son Neil founded CaliberAI to find hate speech and potentially defamatory content in publications or websites

Despite a tough year for many companies, competition for staff is likely to remain strong as e-commerce booms

Dublin-based Vrai has raised €1.2 million to provide virtual reality training to staff who operate highly complex machinery

Matthew Prince said multinationals would not base themselves here due to ‘unwelcoming’ people and terrible food and weather

It’s an addictive, gamified process, with a reward system that has been proven to chemically alter our brains and bring out the gambler in us, so how can we learn to live better with – or even without – social media?