Tracworx is a Limerick based company that uses RFID and NFC technology to help companies keep track of assets. Emmet Ryan reports

Ireland’s national start-up accelerator for tech companies is run by four start-up hubs across the country that comb their regions for the brightest and best

From businesses trying to jump on the hybrid train to entrepreneurs just glad to be out in person again, Web Summit returned to Lisbon in November. Emmet Ryan was there to find out why over 40,000 people showed up

The Finnish company, which sells refurbished iPhones, is benefiting from a scarcity of the components used to make new devices

HoloToyz uses augmented reality technology to interact with traditional toys and books designed for three to 12-year-olds

The corporate gifting platform expects to have tripled its headcount by the end of this year

William Fitzgerald found himself an outlier among his colleagues in Google’s public policy department and eventually left, but even back then he was an activist for workers’ rights. Now he’s using the skills he learned at the search engine giant to try to temper the power of digital corporations

That the Department of Enterprise held recent meetings with some of the largest companies in the world in complete privacy shows that the government has not yet understood the need for transparency in national policy

The Irish start-up’s energy-saving technology will now be used by Henderson Park and Land Securities, two British property giants

Newly-published accounts for Newswhip show it recorded an after-tax profit of €250,000 in 2020 compared to a loss of €970,000 the previous year.

Multinationals asked that no detailed notes be taken during a discussion of new EU digital rules with Fianna Fail’s Robert Troy, because of possible FoI requests

A civilisation with saunas on every corner? We can but dream. In the meantime meet the Sauna Blanket — the next best thing, writes Jessie Collins

No single member state has the capacity to deal with these Goliaths: we need the clout of an EU-wide agency

Lithium batteries provide the power for electric cars, the vehicles of the future – and the signs are that there are vast reserves of the mineral underneath the environmental wasteland that is the Salton Sea in southern California. But can the Golden State capitalise fully on the so-called ‘white gold rush’?

Irish sports science and data analytics company with offices in Dublin and California plans to hire 100 more people

The DCU start-up works with companies in the kids’ apps space to develop programmes to help tackle the decline in children’s movement

The social media giant is trying to distract from its various woes by changing its name, a gambit that is doomed to failure

Facebook, Twitter and TikTok raised concerns over potential add-ins on defamatory content and data protection, and a likely clash with upcoming EU law

Despite positive returns, social media company warns of ‘headwinds’ to use of its platform as pandemic restrictions lift

Draft report from Oireachtas Media Committee recommends ‘full review’ into areas of crossover between separate Irish and European legislation