Patrick Collison wrote in the Economist that the European tech sector is worth four times more than it was five years ago, attracting 15 per cent of global venture capital

Dublin-based tech firm, which helps connect graduates with potential employers, plans to use the cash to fund US expansion

Traeger’s Ironwood D2 650 is put to the test

Company says its arrangement allowing staff to work from home and to do so abroad ‘applies to employees only’

Company uses artificial intelligence to reduce potential for conflict between creditors and the customers that owe them money

Councillor Connect, the brainchild of Rory O’Connor, helps public representatives organise their Zooms, meetings and other public engagements on one central platform

Higher salaries and staff jobs have attracted content moderators and executives to Chinese social media giant’s Irish office

Dublin-based firm expands into Spanish and French market to meet demand for outsourcing services and find skilled digital talent

Eppione Solutions human resources’ software platform has been in demand during Covid-19 pandemic and company plans to expand in the US

Chinese social media sensation TikTok is poaching tech workers from established multinationals and has grown its Irish base from five to 1,200 staff in just over a year. So what’s next for the rapidly expanding tech giant?

The Philips Azurion 7 M20 digital fluoroscope will be used to aid industry collaboration with medical devices businesses and has been installed in a custom built facility on the campus

A significant cyber attack can spook investors who will quickly move their funds to a competitor, according to new research

Dublin-based payments technology business purchases Italian firm

A contract employee at the social media giant has described a ‘climate of fear’ around raising the issue of workplace conditions

Gambling platform that acts as stock exchange for sports stars eyeing ‘gold rush’ in US market for expansion, says founderr

The social media giant has warned that a data transfer ban between the EU and the United States could drastically affect tech multinationals based in Ireland

Fergus Grimes has invested €20,000 to launch Score Beo, and the app has topped the Irish sports charts in the Apple Store after just a few weeks

The Co Mayo firm that helps multinationals manage global payrolls may launch its next funding round earlier than planned, given pace of its growth

The US payments technology company, founded by Twitter’s Jack Dorsey, says it wants to tap into the Irish entrepreneurial spirit

The Health and Safety Authority has confirmed to Tánaiste Leo Varadkar that it is following up on issues raised by content reviewers at the social media giant